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Name: Wave Motion and Sound mcqs : Physics quiz
Subject: Physics
Topic: Wave Motion and Sound
Questions: 9
Time Allowed: 15 minutes
Important for: 11th & 12th school students, Engineering & Medical entrance exams etc.
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Question 1 of 9
1. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following is different from others?
Correct
We know that the velocity, wavelength and frequency are related with each other as v = ν × h, whereas amplitude is not related to any one of these.
Therefore amplitude is different from the remaining three.Incorrect
We know that the velocity, wavelength and frequency are related with each other as v = ν × h, whereas amplitude is not related to any one of these.
Therefore amplitude is different from the remaining three.Unattempted
We know that the velocity, wavelength and frequency are related with each other as v = ν × h, whereas amplitude is not related to any one of these.
Therefore amplitude is different from the remaining three. -
Question 2 of 9
2. Question
1 pointsWith the propagation of a longitudinal wave through a material medium, which of the following quantity is transmitted in the direction of its propagation?
Correct
We know that with the propagation of a longitudinal wave through a material medium, only energy is transmitted in the direction of its propagation.
Incorrect
We know that with the propagation of a longitudinal wave through a material medium, only energy is transmitted in the direction of its propagation.
Unattempted
We know that with the propagation of a longitudinal wave through a material medium, only energy is transmitted in the direction of its propagation.
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Question 3 of 9
3. Question
1 pointsThe waves produced by a motorboat, sailing in water, are
Correct
We know that waves produced by a motorboat, sailing in water, are transverse on the surface and longitudinal inside the water.
Incorrect
We know that waves produced by a motorboat, sailing in water, are transverse on the surface and longitudinal inside the water.
Unattempted
We know that waves produced by a motorboat, sailing in water, are transverse on the surface and longitudinal inside the water.
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Question 4 of 9
4. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following is an example of transverse wave?
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We know that a transverse wave is a wave, in which particles of the medium vibrate about their mean position in a direction at right angles to the direction of propagation of the wave. Thus vibration of the string is the example of transverse wave.
Incorrect
We know that a transverse wave is a wave, in which particles of the medium vibrate about their mean position in a direction at right angles to the direction of propagation of the wave. Thus vibration of the string is the example of transverse wave.
Unattempted
We know that a transverse wave is a wave, in which particles of the medium vibrate about their mean position in a direction at right angles to the direction of propagation of the wave. Thus vibration of the string is the example of transverse wave.
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Question 5 of 9
5. Question
1 pointsTwo sound waves having a phase difference of 60° have path difference of
Correct
We have, phase difference (Δϕ) = 60° = π/3 rad
We know that path difference = (Δx) = (λ/2π)×Δϕ = (λ/2π) × π/3 = π/6Incorrect
We have, phase difference (Δϕ) = 60° = π/3 rad
We know that path difference = (Δx) = (λ/2π)×Δϕ = (λ/2π) × π/3 = π/6Unattempted
We have, phase difference (Δϕ) = 60° = π/3 rad
We know that path difference = (Δx) = (λ/2π)×Δϕ = (λ/2π) × π/3 = π/6 -
Question 6 of 9
6. Question
1 pointsTwo waves are approaching each other with a velocity of 20 m-s-1 and frequency ν. The distance between two consecutive nodes is
Correct
We have, velocity of waves (v) = 20 m-s-1 and frequency of waves = ν.
We know that distance between two consecutive nodes = λ/2 = v/(2ν) = 20/ 2ν = 10/νIncorrect
We have, velocity of waves (v) = 20 m-s-1 and frequency of waves = ν.
We know that distance between two consecutive nodes = λ/2 = v/(2ν) = 20/ 2ν = 10/νUnattempted
We have, velocity of waves (v) = 20 m-s-1 and frequency of waves = ν.
We know that distance between two consecutive nodes = λ/2 = v/(2ν) = 20/ 2ν = 10/ν -
Question 7 of 9
7. Question
1 pointsIf the phase difference between two points is 60° on a wave velocity of 360 m-s-1 and frequency 500 Hz, then path difference between the two points is
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We have, phase difference between two points (Δϕ) = 60° = π/3 rad;
Velocity of wave (v) = 360 m-s-1 and frequency of wave (ν) = 500 Hz
We know that wavelength of a wave (λ) = v/ν = 360/500 = 0.72m
Therefore path difference between two points (Δx) = [λ/(2π)]×Δϕ = [0.72/2π]×[π/3] = 0.12mIncorrect
We have, phase difference between two points (Δϕ) = 60° = π/3 rad;
Velocity of wave (v) = 360 m-s-1 and frequency of wave (ν) = 500 Hz
We know that wavelength of a wave (λ) = v/ν = 360/500 = 0.72m
Therefore path difference between two points (Δx) = [λ/(2π)]×Δϕ = [0.72/2π]×[π/3] = 0.12mUnattempted
We have, phase difference between two points (Δϕ) = 60° = π/3 rad;
Velocity of wave (v) = 360 m-s-1 and frequency of wave (ν) = 500 Hz
We know that wavelength of a wave (λ) = v/ν = 360/500 = 0.72m
Therefore path difference between two points (Δx) = [λ/(2π)]×Δϕ = [0.72/2π]×[π/3] = 0.12m -
Question 8 of 9
8. Question
1 pointsThe displacement of a wave is given by the equation:
y=10 sin[(2πt/30)+α].If the displacement is 5cm at t=0, then angle described by the wave at t=7.5s will be
Correct
We have, equation of wave: y=10 sin[(2πt/30)+α]; Displacement (y) = 5cm; Initial time (t1) = 0 and Final time (t2) = 7.5s
We know that displacement of wave at t = 0, 5 = 10 sin α or sin α = 1/2 or α = π/6
Therefore angle described by the wave at t=7.5s, (θ) = [(2πt)/30]+α = 2π/3 rad.Incorrect
We have, equation of wave: y=10 sin[(2πt/30)+α]; Displacement (y) = 5cm; Initial time (t1) = 0 and Final time (t2) = 7.5s
We know that displacement of wave at t = 0, 5 = 10 sin α or sin α = 1/2 or α = π/6
Therefore angle described by the wave at t=7.5s, (θ) = [(2πt)/30]+α = 2π/3 rad.Unattempted
We have, equation of wave: y=10 sin[(2πt/30)+α]; Displacement (y) = 5cm; Initial time (t1) = 0 and Final time (t2) = 7.5s
We know that displacement of wave at t = 0, 5 = 10 sin α or sin α = 1/2 or α = π/6
Therefore angle described by the wave at t=7.5s, (θ) = [(2πt)/30]+α = 2π/3 rad. -
Question 9 of 9
9. Question
1 pointsIn a function, A sings with certain frequency and B sings with a frequency of 1/8 of A. If energy remains the same and amplitude of A is ‘a’, then amplitude of B is
Correct
We have, Frequecny of A(vA) = v; Frequency of B(vB) = v/8 and amplitude of A(aA)=a.
We know that energy of a wave (E) = 1/2 mv2 = 1/2 m (a2) = 1/2 ma2 (2πv)2 ∝ a2v2
Therefore; aB = 8aA = 8aIncorrect
We have, Frequecny of A(vA) = v; Frequency of B(vB) = v/8 and amplitude of A(aA)=a.
We know that energy of a wave (E) = 1/2 mv2 = 1/2 m (a2) = 1/2 ma2 (2πv)2 ∝ a2v2
Therefore; aB = 8aA = 8aUnattempted
We have, Frequecny of A(vA) = v; Frequency of B(vB) = v/8 and amplitude of A(aA)=a.
We know that energy of a wave (E) = 1/2 mv2 = 1/2 m (a2) = 1/2 ma2 (2πv)2 ∝ a2v2
Therefore; aB = 8aA = 8a
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