Waves Transmission Partial Reflection Physics Help

[@MC-pt9sq]

Superb! Really impressed by the clarity of the explanations. Thank you!

[@manjuchandra4532]

Excellent explanation, physics never felt this easy

[@shivaramsrikanth]

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[@quinstermyer]

Very helpful!

[@umasrivastava4142]

Good job 👍

[@Tuaholic]

you're good at drawing ;)

[@jyl6184]

what about the amplitudes of reflected waves?

[@ehgusrnjs3623]

so it doesn't affect the frequency when it goes from slow to fast? or does it not get affected at all the frequency in all situations?

[@charanpreetiitd]

gr8, thanks !

[@MindBehindPorcelain]

Would the reflected wave have the same frequency & wavelength as the origonal wave? Is the amplitude all that differs? Thank you :D

[@mohammedgeo7244]

amplitude express of energy and it decreases with distance of travel due to attenuation.

[@tolibelom]

would be great to get some intuition why there is a reflection on slow to fast interface?

[@jycwong112]

1:12 If the wave gets slower, then the wave length will get shorter, if the wave gets faster, the wave length will get bigger I do not understand why

[@vincenttran4740]

By bigger, he is referring the wave coverage. The larger the velocity, the more distance the wave covers.

[@PhysicsEH]

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[@Tonyye-l1z]

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