Wave Nature of Light c = 3.00x10 m/s 1. PQ represents the boundary between regions I and II, having different depths, in a ripple tank containing water. Wave fronts are shown crossing the boundary. Which of the following correctly describes the waves in region II as compared to those in region I? NOTE: v represents wave velocity, 1 represents wavelength, f represents frequency and T represents period II In region II, fis the same, v is less, and 2 is less than in region I. (b) In region II, f is the same, v is greater, and A is greater than in region 1. (c) In region II, f is the same, v is greater. and 1 is less than in region I. In region II, v is the same, T is less, and 2 is less than in region I. (d) (e) In region II, v is the same, T is greater, and 2 is less than in region I.

Wave Nature of Light c = 3.00x10 m/s 1. PQ represents the boundary between regions I and II, having different depths, in a ripple tank containing water. Wave fronts are shown crossing the boundary. Which of the following correctly describes the waves in region II as compared to those in region I? NOTE: v represents wave velocity, 1 represents wavelength, f represents frequency and T represents period II In region II, fis the same, v is less, and 2 is less than in region I. (b) In region II, f is the same, v is greater, and A is greater than in region 1. (c) In region II, f is the same, v is greater. and 1 is less than in region I. In region II, v is the same, T is less, and 2 is less than in region I. (d) (e) In region II, v is the same, T is greater, and 2 is less than in region I.

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