1. A transverse pulse is incident on a fixed end and is reflected back and forth along the string. All of the characteristics of the pulse remains constant upon reflection; EXCEPT a. Wavelength b. Phase c. Amplitude d. Velocity 2. A wave pulse coming off from an oscillating string with a fixed taut end may add up (constructive interference) or die down (destructive interference) depending on the length of the string and its a. Wavelength b. Frequency c. Amplitude d. Speed 3. These are wave energies cutting across empty space with the fastest finite velocity a. transverse waves b. longitudinal waves c. compressional waves d. electromagnetic waves

1. A transverse pulse is incident on a fixed end and is reflected back and forth along the string. All of the characteristics of the pulse remains constant upon reflection; EXCEPT a. Wavelength b. Phase c. Amplitude d. Velocity 2. A wave pulse coming off from an oscillating string with a fixed taut end may add up (constructive interference) or die down (destructive interference) depending on the length of the string and its a. Wavelength b. Frequency c. Amplitude d. Speed 3. These are wave energies cutting across empty space with the fastest finite velocity a. transverse waves b. longitudinal waves c. compressional waves d. electromagnetic waves