IGCSE Physics [Syllabus 3.1] Wave properties

Hi guys,

In this video we cover the first topic of waves, which is about identifying various properties of waves. Things I'll cover will be:
- Transverse vs longitudinal waves
- Amplitude, wavelength, speed, wavefront, diffraction

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[simonakintelure]

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[rahilj]

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[Kmooooedits]

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[twointhemorningwhatdoyouwa]

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[litsitsoputsoa]

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[hakeemat]

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[kkm]

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[ishaqsa]

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[astrolance]

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[iamSuprxme]

I have a question to ask. my textbook says if the wavelength equal width of the gap, the greater the diffraction. I'm a bit confused

[Kmooooedits]

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[krishverma]

what you said about diffraction in example 1 is not true. the wave diffracts more when the distance between the gap and the wavelength is similar. as much as they are alike there is less diffraction.

[vincentchen]

Hello, I just want to ask shallow water is less dense than deep water because deep water is compressed by the water on top of it so the volume decreses and the density of deep water increases.According to this, waves travels faster in low desity area, so why waves travel more slowly in shallow water compared to deep water?

[Nemmzz_young-yellow]

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[mohammedalharthy]

the denser medium and the lighter medium doesn't have anything to do with "density" plz correct that.

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