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Pallavi Pathak

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Doppler Effect in class 11 chapter 14 waves refers to the variation in the wavelength or frequency of a wave in relation to an observer moving relative to the wave source. When the wave source moves toward the observer, the frequency increases, and waves are compressed. If the source moves away, the frequency reduces and the waves are stretched. The Doppler Effect can be observed with the sound of a passing train or ambulance. This concept is also used in medical imaging technologies like Doppler ultrasound, radar, and astronomy to find whether galaxies or stars are moving away or towards the Earth.

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The speed of a wave can be found by the medium properties through which it travels. For mechanical waves, the speed of the wave depends on the inertia and elasticity of the medium. For example, the speed of a wave is dependent on the mass of the wave per unit length and the tension in the string. 
Also, sound travels in solids at a greater speed than in liquids and gases because, in a solid, the particles are more tightly packed. In the case of electromagnetic waves, the speed of waves is the highest in vacuum and it depends on the magnetic and electric properties of the medium. The type of wave also matters which can be longitudin

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According to the principle of superposition, when two or more waves overlap in space, due to each individual wave, at any point the displacement is the vector sum of the displacements. The principle of superposition also explains phenomena like interference where waves combine to amplify or cancel out each other. It can happen in both ways - constructively or destructively. In real life, the superposition can be seen in the noise cancellation technologies, sound beats and the colourful patterns created by overlapping water waves. The principle is the fundamental concept for understanding wave behaviour in acoustics, optics and even qua

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A disturbance that travels through the space or medium transferring energy without the net movement of particles is called a wave. Rather than moving along with the wave, the particles of the medium only oscillate about their mean position in a wave motion. The wave is fundamentally different as compared to the particle motion where the particles travel from one place to another. In a sound wave, the air molecules do not travel to the sound, they vibrate back and forth. The concept of wave motion is one of the most important concepts in knowing how energy is transmitted in various forms including light, sound and water waves.

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Anushree Tiwari

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Shiksha provides Solutions for NCERT Textbooks in well explained and rich conceptual base manner. Students can access NCERT Solutions for Class 11 Physics Chapter 14 Waves, Which offer several benefits to students: 

  • Comprehensive Coverage: The solutions thoroughly address all topics within the chapter, including wave motion, types of waves, the principle of superposition, and the Doppler effect.

  • Expert-Verified Solutions: Each solution is crafted and reviewed by subject matter experts, ensuring accuracy and adherence to the CBSE curriculum. 

  • Detailed Explanations: The solutions provide step-by-step explanations, aiding students

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Chandra Pruthi

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Class 11 Physics Waves is important for competitive exams like NEET and JEE, though it has moderate weightage. Students can check the weightage below;

  • In NEET, it usually covers about 2–3% of the Physics section, with 1–2 questions that are mostly theory-based, like the Doppler effect or wave speed.
  • In JEE Main, it makes up around 3–5%, with questions that are more numerical and application-based. JEE Advanced may include slightly more complex problems from this chapter.

Key areas like beats, standing waves, and wave equations are regularly asked. With proper understanding and practice, this chapter can help improve overall marks in

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Jaya Sinha

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Class 11 Physics Chapter 14 Waves is very important for CBSE exams because it builds the foundation for many topics like frequency, wavelength, wave propogation, amplitude, wave equations. Chapter 14 Waves covers the types of waves, how they move, and important concepts like the superposition principle, standing waves, beats, and the Doppler effect. These topics often appear in exams as theory questions, derivations, or numericals. The chapter also helps in preparing for competitive exams like JEE and NEET. 

Questions from this chapter may carry 1, 3, or 5 marks, and often include diagrams and formulas in CBSE regular exams. To un

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