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Chemistry, 18.07.2019 11:00 brittainpolk453

Plz. i'll give brainliestconcept idea bank: mechanical waves transfer light energy can pass through matter electromagnetic waves do not require a medium transfer sound energy require a medium travel is slowed as density of travel is faster as density of matter increases matter increases 1. think about the kind of map that would be best to use to organize and compare mechanical and electromagnetic waves. 2. review the rubric that will be used to grade this assignment. 3. create your concept map. 4. when you have completed the concept map, don’t forget to submit it for a grade.

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