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In sonar we use |
Sound waves
Ultrasound waves
Microwaves
Radio waves
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The apparent change in the pitch of sound due to relative motion is called. |
Carnot theorem
Interference
Doppler effect
Beats
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Stars moving away from Earth show a |
Green shift
Blue shift
Red shift
Yellow shift
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The pitch of sound deepens upon |
Intensity of sound
Loudness of sound
Wavelength of sound
Frequency of sound
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Wavelength of a wave for closed pipe having length 'l' in the fundamental mode is. |
2 l
1/2
4 l
l
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The wavelength of fundamental note in one end closed pipe in term of length 'l' of pipe is. |
4 l
2l
l
1/4 l
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A stretched string 2 m long and it has 2 hopes of stationary waves hen the wavelength is |
4 m
2 m
3 m
1 m
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A stationary waves is established din a string which vibrates in four segments at a frequency of 120 Hz, Its fundamental frequency is. |
15 Hz
30 HZ
60 Hz
480 Hz
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Stationary waves are generated on a string of high l, if tension is increased , frequency of vibration will |
Decrease
Unchanged
Half
Increases
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If a stretched string 4 m long and it has 4 loops of stationary waves, then the wave length is. |
1m
2 m
3 m
4 m
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A set of frequencies which are multiples of the fundamental frequency are called. |
Doppler effect
Nodal frequencies
Beat frequencies
Hamonics
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In stationary waves the points which always remain at rest are. |
Nodes
Antinodes
Crest
Trough
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In stationary waves, the velocity of particle at the node is. |
Maximum
Infinite
Zero
Varible
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The periodic variations of sound between maximum and minimum loudness are called. |
Doppler's effect
reflection
Laplace correction
Beats
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In order to produce beats, the two sound waves should have. |
The same amplitude
Slightly different amplitude
The same frequency
slightly different frequencies.
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Two tunign forks of frequencies 260 Hz and 256 Hz are sounded together , the number of beats per second is. |
2
258
516
4
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Beats can be heard when difference of frequency is not more than. |
8 Hz
10 Hz
4 Hz
6 Hz
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