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Payal Gupta

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Given frequency of the wave v=256Hz

          T= 1 v = 1 256 = 3.9 * 10 3 s

(a) time taken to pass through mean position is

t=T/4=1/40 =3.9 * 10 - 3 4 s = 9.8 * 10-4s

(b) nodes are A, B, C, D, E (having zero displacement)

antinodes are A' and C' (having maximum displacement)

(c) it is clear from diagram A' and C' are forming antinodes have λ separation= v/v'=360/256=1.41m

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We have to observe the displacement and position of different points, then accordingly nature of two waves decided

Points on positions x= 10,20,30,40 never move, always at mean position with respect to time . these are forming nodes which forms a stationary wave

Distance between two successive nodes = λ 2

λ = 2 ( node to node distance)

=2 (20-10)

= 2 (10)=20cm

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As the source is moving towards the observer hence apparent frequency observed is more than the natural frequency

Frequency of whistle v = 400 H z

Speed of train = vt= 10m/s

Velocity of sound in air =v= 330m/s

Apparent frequency when source is moving vapp= (v/v-vt)v

= ( 330 330 - 10 ) 400

= 330 320 * 400 = 412.5 H z

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length of pipe

L=20cm =20 * 10 - 2 m

v c l o s e = v 4 L = 330 4 * 20 * 10 - 2

v c l o s e = 330 * 100 80 = 412.5 H z

v g i v e n v c l o s e d = 1237.5 / 412.5 =3

Hence 3rd harmonic node of the pipe is resonantly excited by the source of the given frequency.

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Given that length of wire l=12m

Mass of the wire m=2.10kg

T= 2.06 * 10 4 N

Speed of transverse wave v= T μ = 2.06 * 10 4 2.1 / 12 = 2.06 * 12 * 10 4 2.1 = 343 m / s

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Let n1>n2 beat frequency v b = n 1 - n 2

As we know time per beats = 1/frequency

Time period beats = Tb= 1/ v b = 1 / n 1 - n 2

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we know the speed of air  v T

v t v o = T T T o = T T 273

V T V o = 3 1

3/1 = T T T o = T T 273 = 9

TT=273 * 9 = 2457 K

=2457-273=2184 oC

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Frequency of vibrations produced by a stretched wire

v = n 2 L T μ

Mass per unit length = mass/length = π r 2 l ρ l = π r 2 ρ

v = n 2 L T π r 2 ρ = v = 1 r 2

v 1 r so when radius is tripled v will be 1/3 rd of previous value.

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Displacement of an elastic wave y =3sinwt+4coswt

3= acos

4=asin

On dividing above equation

tan =4/3

= t a n - 4 3

a2cos2 +a2sin2 = 32+42

a2 (cos2 + s i n 2 )=25

a2.1=25

a=5

Y= 5cos s i n w t +5sin c o s w t

= 5 [cos s i n w t + s i n c o s w t ]=5sin (wt+ )

= t a n - 1 4 3

Hence amplitude =5cm

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Frequency of tuning fork A

v A = 512 Hz

Probable frequency of tuning fork B

v B = v A + 5 = 512 ± 5 = 517 Hz or 507Hz

When B is loaded its frequency reduces .

If it is 517Hz it might reduced to 507Hz given again a beat of 5Hz

If it 507Hz reduction will always increase the beat frequency, hence v B = 517 Hz

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