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Graded Assignment
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Physical Science Foundations (Sem1) | Waves | Lessons 5 and 6
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Graded Assignment—Physical Science Foundations,
Unit 7, Lessons 5 and 6
Lab Report: Waves
Answer the questions below. When you are finished, submit this assignment to your teacher by
the due date for full credit.
(3 points)
1. Write the goal of the lab or the question you tried to answer.
Score
Answer:
(3 points)
2. Which observations, experiences, or lesson materials helped you form your
hypothesis?
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Answer:
(3 points)
3. State your hypothesis.
Score
Answer:
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Graded Assignment
Physical Science Foundations (Sem1) | Waves | Lessons 5 and 6
(6 points)
4. Use the data from your experiment to complete this data table. Provide data
for at least five trials (complete the experiment at least five times, using a
shorter length of string each time). Use the following formulas to help you
complete the table:

Time for 1 Wave Trip (s) = Time for 10 Wave Trips (s) / 10

Wave Speed (m/s) = String Length (m) / Time for 1 Wave Trip (s)
Score
Answer:
String Length
(m)
Time for 10 Wave
Trips (s)
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Time for 1 Wave
Trip (s)
Wave Speed
(m/s)
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Graded Assignment
Physical Science Foundations (Sem1) | Waves | Lessons 5 and 6
(6 points)
5. Graph your data:
a. Determine the values for the y-axis based on your string length data.
b. Plot String Length (m) against Time for 1 Wave Trip (s).
Score
Answer:
125
Time for 1 wave trip (s)
100
75
50
25
0
0
10
20
30
40
50
String length (m)
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Graded Assignment
Physical Science Foundations (Sem1) | Waves | Lessons 5 and 6
(3 points)
6. According to your graph, does the wave speed change with string length?
Score
Answer:
(3 points)
7. Does your data agree with your hypotheses? Explain.
Score
Answer:
Your Score
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