Magnetism Crossword

the motion that makes a rocking chair go back and forth
the maximum stretch of oscillation, measured from the starting position
the interval between the same vibration
the rate per second creating a wave
the reduction of amplitude resulting from energy being taken away from the system to overcome a frictional force
the prolongation of sound by reflection from a surface of a neighboring object
a weight hung from a high fixed point so that it can swing freely
move to and fro with a swaying motion while remaining to one fixed point
the distance between two or more crests of a wave
a wave which the medium vibrates at right angles
a wave vibrating in the direction of a propagation
the bouncing back of light, sound, or heat on a surface without absorbing it
the phenomena of light, sound, heat waves being deflected through one medium to another
the combination of two or more electromagnetic waves in which the displacement is reformed or cancelled
the process of light or other waves is spread out as a result of passing a narrow passage
an increase or decrease of sound, light, or other waves as a source and observer move towards or away from each other (sirens)