What is the frequency and amplitude of the higher-frequency component wave? The lower-frequency component wave?

Q: eight of the nine energy forms involve particles.(atoms,olecules,objects..) the ninth form travels…

A:

Q: what type of wave is a P wave?

A: P wave

Q: Pick a genre of music for this homework set. Look up the typical BPM (beats per minute) for that…

A:

Q: Which waves have some electrical properties and some magnetic properties?

A: The phenomenon of pushing a body through a distance is said to be work. For the work done, the…

Q: What type of wave can travel through a vacuum? (think about sunlight traveling through space) O…

A:

Q: Why is it easier to measure the wave length using interference patterns rather than trying to…

A: The nth order bright fringe in an interference pattern has the location:dsinθ=nλ………(1)where,d is the…

Q: Longitudinal waves are also called pressure waves, Why?

A:

Q: the compleX frequency spectrum of a pulse shown below. -7

A:

Q: How does changing the amplitude affect the wave pattern? How does changing the frequency affect the…

A: Changing the amplitude will results in change in the displacement of the particles of medium from…

Q: o waves, from the same source, have a path len form constructive or destructive interference?

A: Interference is what happens when two or more waves meet each other. Depending on the alignment of…

Q: Light is incident from medium 1 to medium 2 at Brewster's angle equal to 55.4°, and transmitted…

A: Given:-               θ1 = θB = 55.4°εr2 = 34 θB = tan-1εr2εr1

Q: Describe two basic wave phenomena in concept and by example.

A: Introduction: The disturbance created in a dynamic way in one or more physical quantity is referred…

Q: Superposition of waves O Sinusoidal combination is produced by three waves with the same frequency…

A: Superposition of waves Sinusoidal combination is produced by three waves with the same frequency…

Q: Light is both a wave and a particle. Can light travel through a vacuum? What happens to its speed…

A: Light has dual nature, some times it treat as wave and some times it can be treat as particle.

Q: If a wave has a wavelength of 10m and a frequency of 200 Hz, what is the speed of the wave? 2000 m/s…

A: Given- Wavelength λ=10 mfrequency f=200 Hz

Q: Why pure sinusoidal wave can’t be used to represent wave associated with particle?

A: Here, we look at the general solution of wave equation.

Q: Are Sound waves different from Micro Waves? If yes, then how?

A: Micro waves are electromagnetic waves. Sound waves are mechanical waves whereas micro waves are not…

Q: What do all waves do? O Move a medium side to side. O Cause energy to move from one place to…

A: (a) As seen from the figure, the distance between two crests are, 3 cm Therefore the wavelength of…

Q: Does a baseball in flight possesses wave properties? If so, why?

A: Every matter body, which is moving can be associated with corresponding matter.

Q: Provide with great detail the interference of waves in two dimension.

A:

Q: The frequency of a wave triples and it's wavelength doubles. What happens to it's speed.?

A: The relation between wavelength, frequency and velocity of the wave is, v=λf

Q: How does the “sharpness” of the intensity peaks change?  ( answer in full sentences and clear idea)

A: The "sharpness" of the intensity peaks is directly related to the width of the peaks. The width of…

Q: Two point on a wave that are at half-wavelength apart are …….…. degrees out of phase with each…

A: During the motion, angle 2π is formed when the wave travels a distance equivalent to one wavelength.

Q: Amrit and Kyan were talking about the relationships in the properties of longitudinal waves. Amit…

A: amplitude is the maximum displacement of the particle in one side. it is related to energy of the…

Q: When two waves combine so that their amplitude is zero (or much less than the original amplitudes),…

A: The problem is based on the concept that what will happen two waves combines. We know that two waves…

Q: What is the difference between longitudinal and compressional waves?

A: Longitudinal waves are waves in which the displacement of the medium is in the same direction as, or…