THE GRAPH SHOWS A STANDING WAVE ON A STRING. INDICATE WHETHER OR NOT THE STATEMENTS BELOW ARE TRUE. IN CASE OF CLASSIFYING THEM AS FALSE, JUSTIFY. D 0,3 m I. THE KINETIC ENERGY OF A PARTICLE LOCATED AT A IS ZERO. II. THE AMPLITUDE OF PARTICLE C IS EQUAL TO THAT OF PARTICLE D. III. THE MAXIMUM KINETIC ENERGY OF PARTICLE D IS GREATER THAN THE MAXIMUM KINETIC ENERGY OF C. IV. IF THE STATIONARY WAVE FREQUENCY IS 80HZ THEN THE WAVE SPEED IS 8M/S.

THE GRAPH SHOWS A STANDING WAVE ON A STRING. INDICATE WHETHER OR NOT THE STATEMENTS BELOW ARE TRUE. IN CASE OF CLASSIFYING THEM AS FALSE, JUSTIFY. D 0,3 m I. THE KINETIC ENERGY OF A PARTICLE LOCATED AT A IS ZERO. II. THE AMPLITUDE OF PARTICLE C IS EQUAL TO THAT OF PARTICLE D. III. THE MAXIMUM KINETIC ENERGY OF PARTICLE D IS GREATER THAN THE MAXIMUM KINETIC ENERGY OF C. IV. IF THE STATIONARY WAVE FREQUENCY IS 80HZ THEN THE WAVE SPEED IS 8M/S.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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