01 dm5. Intensityperpendicular to direction of motionB) displacement isA6. Longitudinal waveC) volume of sound7. Resonancestanding waves are producedD) natural frequency,K 8. Transverse wavecaused by motionE) change in frequency o olguluMovew dail s TOM i doinWIcovewopim desvew oiben (Te (bCalculate each, then select the correct answer,9. Two waves are traveling through a spring in oppositenoo02 odi gi val4 (directions. The amplitude of one wave is +3.53 m and theamplitude of the second wave is -1.70 m. What is the amplitudeof the resultant wave, and what type of interference is it?oni liw doilgnistagaivia (dA) 1.83 m, constructiveB) 1.83 m, destructiveC) 4.23 m, constructiveD) 4.23 m, destructive5onnoeon to slgmaxs no TOM ai doirWEvb vbni ns noriw vonsupoit ni ftida or (10. What is the speed of sound in air at 60 degrees Celsius? ihi dA) 341 m/sB) 367 m/sC) 353 m/sD) 391 m/so elloo odobrue in ig uidentl (b11. The wavelength of an ocean wave is 4.1 m. It is measured tobe traveling at 4.5 m/s. What is the period of the ocean wave?A) .92 sB) 11 sC) .69 sD) 1.6 s12. Calculate the frequency of the 3rd overtone of a closed of aclosed pipe which is 25.1 cm long.A) 4783 Hzlom

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oni lliw dail 9. Two waves are traveling through a spring in opposite directions. The amplitude of one wave is +3.53 m and the amplitude of the second wave is -1.70 m. What is the amplitude of the resultant wave, and what type of interference is it? A) 1.83 m, constructive B) 1.83 m, destructive C) 4.23 m, constructive D) 4.23 m, destructive 2onnoon to slgmas nu TOnai dair bni ns oriw vuupoil ri ftide or

oni lliw dail 9. Two waves are traveling through a spring in opposite directions. The amplitude of one wave is +3.53 m and the amplitude of the second wave is -1.70 m. What is the amplitude of the resultant wave, and what type of interference is it? A) 1.83 m, constructive B) 1.83 m, destructive C) 4.23 m, constructive D) 4.23 m, destructive 2onnoon to slgmas nu TOnai dair bni ns oriw vuupoil ri ftide or

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11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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