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Elena-2011 [213]
3 years ago
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Your concept map will compare the manner in which energy is transferred by mechanical waves and electromagnetic waves. Include t

he following somewhere in your concept map:
• types of energy transferred
• medium required (if applicable) for transfer of energy
• speed of energy transfer through various mediums (solid, liquid, gas)
mechanical waves transfer light energy can pass through matter
Physics
2 answers:
valentinak56 [21]3 years ago
4 0

<span><span>To create a concept map for waves, you need to mention the different types of waves. Mechanical and EM waves are two examples. Mechanical waves transfer mechanical energy and require a medium. EM waves transfer EM energy but do not require a medium – they can pass through a vacuum.  </span>Both types of waves have different speeds transferring through different mediums.</span>

 

Other things that may be mentioned in the map include law of reflection, idea of diffraction, standing waves and so on.


sertanlavr [38]3 years ago
3 0
Mechanical waves
• types of energy transferred - mechanical energy
• medium required (if applicable) for transfer of energy - yes, mechanical waves require a transfer medium
• speed of energy transfer through various mediums (solid, liquid, gas) - speeds vary for mechanical waves through different mediums

Electromagnetic waves
• types of energy transferred - electromagnetic energy
• medium required (if applicable) for transfer of energy - no medium required
• speed of energy transfer through various mediums (solid, liquid, gas) - transfer speed varies for electromagnetic waves through different mediums
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