1.you shake a rope to generate a travelling wave. If the end of the rope is not fixed, what is the phase difference of the reflected wave?
2.when we draw a sine wave to indicate a longitudinal sound wave, what does it actually represent?
1) phase difference between incident and reflected wave will be zero as the particle will not have any force at the end to change its phase.
2) the sine wave will represent the pressure variations from zero upto a highest pressure (amplitude ) in the medium. The pressure variation will have sinudoidal varying relation with distance in the medium.
1.you shake a rope to generate a travelling wave. If the end of the rope is...
1. Travelling Waves A transverse wave travels along the length of a rope. The vertical displacement of any mass element of the rope is given by the function y(x.t) - 2sin(x+t+) in units of centimeters. Answer the following: () What is the velocity of the wave itself (indicate direction of motion as well)? (ii) Find the maximum transverse acceleration of the rope.
Question 7 1 pts When you shake the end of a string to produce a wave, what percentage of the energy you transfer to the string becomes kinetic energy associated with the motion of the string? What percentage becomes potential energy associated with the stretching of the string? 100% kinetic and 0% potential 0% kinetic and 100% potential 50% kinetic and 50% potential It is impossible to say. 0 O
You notice your classmate is oscillating the free end of a taut rope in a simple harmonic vertical oscillation with a frequency of 3.333 Hz and amplitude 5.5 cm. At time t = 0 the end has maximum negative displacement. If the wave speed is 11.1 m/s. a) Write a wave function describing this wave and identify the amplitude, period, wavelength, an phase constant of this wave. b) At t = 0 what is the vertical displacement of the rope...
Question 15 1 pts A sine or cosine wave is travelling in air. The difference between the minimum separation of any two particles on the wave always having the same speed and the same velocity i.e. separation of 2 particles with same speed - separation of 2 particles with same velocity is, oh O2
For testing purposes, a musical instrument manufacturing company creates a device so that when you blow into one end with your instrument, sound comes out the other end in opposite directions. A sound technician uses a whistle and generates sound waves with a frequency of 226 Hz. The waves travel in opposite directions in a sound studio, are reflected by end walls, and return. The studio is 42.0 m long and the whistle is located 14.0 m from one end....
Wave on a Rope questions. 1. How does the speed of this pulse depend on the hanging mass and mass density of the string? 2a.What happens to the pulse when it reaches the end where a mass is located? 2b. when a string is not fixed in position any longer, what happens to the pulse when it reaches the end? 3.when a wave is inverted at the end , it produce a single large wave that propagates to the right....
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4. Travelling Waves and Their Characteristics A rope wave travels in the positive x -direction. You are also told that the speed of the wave is 1000 cm/s, its frequency is 200 Hz, and that the wave is subject to the following initial conditions: at x 0 and t = 0: y =-1 cm, and, at x = 0 and t : ar = +20 cm/s (this is the velocity of the point on the rope at horizontal...
2. 11pt The four wave pulses on the left in the figure below are travelling along stretched ropes toward an end that is either fixed or free. For each incident pulse, select the correct reflection from the options shown on the right. For example, if the reflected pulse for the first pulse is C and for the other three pulses, B, then enter CBBB.) You only have 4 tries A. OFree OFree i) B. i) C. Fixed Fixed iv)
You are using a D/A converter to generate a Sine wave. When you look at the output on an oscilloscope the signal looks too "jagged". What can you do to make it smoother?
Problem 5: The top picture shows a wave pulse on a string (string 1-blue) travelling to the right, where the string is attached to another string (string 2 - orange). The bottom picture shows the reflected wave some time later. If the tension on both strings is the same, a) [2 points] Is string 2 more or less dense than string 1? Justify your answer b) [3 points) in which string will the wave travel faster? Justify your answer. c)...