Väljaamplituud
Väljaamplituud is a term used in physics, particularly in the study of waves. It refers to the maximum displacement or magnitude of a wave's oscillation from its equilibrium position. Imagine a rope being shaken up and down to create a wave. The väljaamplituud would be the furthest point the rope reaches from its resting, straight position.
This concept is fundamental to understanding the energy carried by a wave. Generally, a wave with a
Väljaamplituud is a scalar quantity, meaning it only has magnitude and no direction. It is distinct from