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This comprehensive study guide covers the key topics and concepts related to waves, sound, and light in the phy-102 course. It includes a series of exercises and multiple-choice questions that test the student's understanding of fundamental principles, such as the properties of waves, the doppler effect, the nature of electromagnetic radiation, and the behavior of light. The guide is designed to help students prepare for the final exam by providing a thorough review of the course material and practice questions that cover a range of difficulty levels. Structured in a way that allows students to identify areas of strength and weakness, and to focus their study efforts accordingly. Overall, this study guide is a valuable resource for students enrolled in the phy-102 course who are looking to maximize their performance on the comprehensive exam.
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c. What is the speed of the wave in meters per seconds? The connection between the speed, frequency and wavelength is given as pursues, v= f λ Where f is the frequency of wave, which is 4Hz for this situation. The wavelength of the wave is the separation between to back to back coverings or troughs of wave, which is 5m for this situation. Subsequently the speed of wave will be v= f λ =(4)(5)=20ms− d. What is the amplitude of the wave in meters? Amplitude is the half of the tallness between the covering and trough of the wave, for this situation the stature between the outside layer and trough is 2m, henceforth the amplitude of the wave is 1m.
the speed of sound noticeable all around, that is the motive we first see the ball hitting the bat and after short defer we hear that hit.
measure the speed of a car. Doppler's effect is a significant marvel that relates the frequencies of waves from two moving articles. It expresses that when an article is pushing toward or away from the wellspring of waves the recurrence of waves got at source will adjust moderately after reflection from the item. An alike idea is utilized in the police radar to quantify the speed of vehicle. A police radar radiates the microwaves toward vehicle moving, the waves reflects to radar from the vehicle and the change in recurrence is noted down. From the difference in reappearance, the speed of vehicle is estimated.
the light. the goal is to be able to see the word both ways so the drivers can move out the
way during emergencies.
increasing frequency. Radio waves, Microwaves , Infrared
Radiations ,Visible light, Ultra-Violet rays , X-rays
A. Microwaves B. Radio waves C. Ultraviolet radiation D. Visible light E. X-rays F. Infrared radiation
Earth. Why does the moon have a faint red color during the eclipse? During the lunar eclipse, the earth divides the sun and moon, and sun radiates through the climate from the edges of the earth. As, at whatever point sun radiates through the edges of the skyline, it has all the earmarks of being in the red range. That is the reason, the light creating from the edges of earth will be red and during the lunar eclipse, the moon is the shadow of earth thus mirrors a portion of the red light bowed from the edges of the earth.
The vertical segments of the daylight are the ones that human need to see the things unmistakably through their eyes. Be that as it may, the occurrence light coming to eyes isn't from the immediate source just yet additionally the reflection from the water, sand, concrete and others which includes some level parts of the light too and causes glare. Enraptured material acts like a door and permits the parts of just a single bearing. On
C. The period is reduced to one-quarter. D. The period is reduced to one-half E. The period is quadrupled.
Blue C. Black D. Yellow E. Cyan F. Magenta
wavelength is reduced to one- half. C. The wavelength is quadrupled. D. The wavelength is doubled. E. The wavelength remains the same.
A. Red B. Green