Waves Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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What does wave transfer?

A

Energy

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2
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What do waves do not transfer?

A

Matter

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3
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What are the waves that require material medium?

A

Mechanical waves

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4
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What are the waves that don’t require medium?

A

Electromagnetic waves

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5
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How do electromagnetic waves propagate?

A

Using electric and magnetic fields

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6
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What waves travel perpendicular to the direction of propagation of waves?

A

Transverse waves

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7
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Which waves consist of crest and trough?

A

Transverse waves

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8
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What waves travel in the direction of propagation of waves?

A

Longitudinal waves

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9
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What waves consist of rarefactions and compressions?

A

Longitudinal waves

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10
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What is the formula for wave speed?

A

v = √TL/M

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11
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Is speed in a thick string greater or thin string?

A

Thin string

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12
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Theoretically speed of sound is?

A

281 m/s

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13
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Experimental value of speed of sound is?

A

332 m/s

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14
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What did Laplace corrected?

A

Temperature doesn’t remain constant during compressions and rarefactions.

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15
Q

Range of frequencies dolphin hear?

A

150-150,000

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16
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Range of frequencies bat hear?

A

1000-20,000

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17
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Range of frequencies cat hear?

A

60-70,000

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18
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Range of frequencies dog hear?

A

15-50,000

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19
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Speed of sound depends upon?

A

v = ôRT/m

20
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Speed of sound with the wind?

21
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Speed of sound against the wind?

22
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Resultant of simultaneous waves acting upon the same point is known as?

A

Principle of Superposition

23
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What is interference?

A

Two waves traveling in the same direction with same speed

24
Q

What does slightly different frequencies of waves produce?

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Two in phase waves meet to form?
Constructive interference
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Two out of phase waves meet to form?
Destructive interference
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What are the sources called for having phase difference constant?
Coherent
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For constructive interference the path difference between the waves must be?
Zero or integral multiple of wavelength
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For destructive interference the path difference is?
Odd integral multiple of wavelength/2
30
The point of zero displacement on stationary waves?
Nodes
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The point of max. Amplitude on stationary waves?
Antinodes
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Points between two successive nodes are?
In phase with each other
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The distance between two consecutive nodes?
Wavelength/2
34
Frequency of first mode of vibration?
f1 = (√TL/M)/2L
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Frequency of second mode of vibration?
f2 = 2(v/2L)
36
What are overtones?
Harmonics, integral multiple of fundamental frequency
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What is Doppler effect?
The apparent change in frequencies of sound waves due to relative motion of the source or listener
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If the frequencies of waves increases the object is moving?
Towards you
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If the frequencies is decreasing, the object is moving?
Away from you
40
What is blue shift?
A star is moving closer to the surface of earth
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What is red shift?
A star is moving away from the earth
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Formula for source moving towards the listener?
f' = (v/v - a)f
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Formula for source moving away from the listener?
f' = (v/v+a)f
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Formula for listener to move towards the stationary sound source?
f' = (v+b/v)f
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Formula for listener moving away from the stationary sound source?
f' = (v/v+b)f
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Mono atomic 1.67 Di atomic 1.40 Poly atomic 1.29