Wavelength and Frequency [Timed]

A simulation where learners adjust wavelength and frequency of waves to see their effects on wave behavior, visualizing the inverse relationship and how they determine wave speed in different mediums.

Category: Physics
Grades: Grades 9-12
Variant: Timed
Standards: NGSS Physical Science
Plays on: VRDesktopWeb

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Lab objectives and outcomes

Students will be able to demonstrate the inverse relationship between wavelength and frequency by adjusting one and observing the resulting change in the other.
Students will be able to analyze how changes in wavelength and frequency affect the behavior and speed of waves in different simulated mediums.
Students will be able to explain how wavelength and frequency collectively determine the propagation speed of a wave within a specific medium.

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Suggested activities

Wavelength and Frequency Quiz

Pre-assessment

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Wavelength and Frequency Discussion

Post-assessment

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Track learner progress

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