interference conditions

Q: 12.0 cm 50.00 Liver Tumor

A: Given, Speed of wave in liver, vliver Speed of wave in medium, vmedium Vliver= (1-0.181) Vmedium

Q: Define Destructive interference.

A: The combination of two or more electromagnetic waves to form the resulting wave in which the…

Q: lines of destructive areas of interference constructive (nodal lines) interference supercrest…

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Q: Radio waves are an example of O a. Mechanical waves O b. Transverse wave O c. Sound waves O d.…

A: To determine Radio waves are ?

Q: And FM radio station broadcast at 96.6 MHz. Find the wavelength in meters of this radio wave. Radio…

A: Given:Frequency = 96.6 MHzSpeed of light in vacuum = 3 X 108 m/s

Q: define the following ; Reflection: Rayleigh scattering : Tyndall scattering: Polarization of…

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Q: Box 1 is referencing the distance between the two arrows. Box 2 is referencing the darkest part of…

A: The longitudinal wave diagram is given . To find = missing values

Q: Give 1 application of Interference and Diffraction of Light

A: Diffraction & Interference of Light  Defination:- When a light wave  travelling in straight path…

Q: Sound wave is an example of Select one: a. Transverse wave Electromagnetic wave c. Longitudinal wave

A: Sound wave travels in a medium where particle vibrates parallel to the direction of wave motion. So,…

Q: Absorption Diffraction only Diffraction and Reflection Refraction interference Answer Bank

A: Absorption - A  Diffraction only - C Diffraction and interference - D Reflection - E Refraction - B…

Q: Can sound waves be polarized? Explai

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Q: Two different sources emit electromagnetic waves with 10 meters in wavelength. If you place a…

A: Conditions:  For constrictive interference : Path difference of two wave should be an integral…

Q: Activity . Compare and Contrast the two types of interference. Constructive interference Destructive…

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Q: By using an interferometer, the distance between two fringes is Select one a. It is exactly half of…

A: Write the expression of distance between two fringes. xn=n-12λLd

Q: What is the formula for destructive interference?

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Q: The concept of interference and diffraction (bending) of light is based on the : A. geometrical…

A: Given: (Note : A multiple kind of question is given answer for first image is given below. Please…

Q: True or False: Sound waves are generally faster than light waves. O True O False

A: The speed of light in a vacuum is 3×108 m/s. The sound requires a medium to travel. The speed of…

Q: What are the formulas of interference of waves.

A: Let's take two waves of same amplitude and frequency but differ in phase So,  the two waves are:-…

Q: The picture above shows an example of

A: The picture shows here is an example of diffraction.

Q: An explosion is recorded by two microphones that are 1 mile apart. Microphone M1 received the sound…

A: Difference between the distance of the two microρhones is 1100×2=2200 ft. As given , 2a=2200 and…

Q: The FM station CHEM broadcasts music at 99.1 MHz. Find the wavelength of these waves.

A: The wavelength of the electromagnetic wave in vacuum is, λ = c/f where, λ = wavelength c = speed of…

Q: Differentiate between the two interference types.

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Q: Longitudinal waves that transfer energy in air would be  A) ultraviolet B) sound C) magnetic D) none…

A: Solution: Longitudinal waves are  periodic disturbances or vibrations that takes place in the same…

Q: Which of the following is not a transverse wave?   A) Light waves B) Radio waves C) Sound waves D)…

A: Transverse waves are those waves in which the particles of the medium moves perpendicular to the…

Q: 11.) Electromagnetic waves a. are longitudal waves b. are transverse waves c. must travel through…

A: The waves which oscillate perpendicular to the direction of propagation are called transverse waves.

Q: Give some Applications of reflection of sound waves

A: Following are the practical applications of reflection of sound waves are : Reflection of sound is…

Q: Frequency difference between longitudinal modes (mode spacing a. b. Number of modes C. Frequency of…

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Q: describe how the properties of light, such as propagation, reflection, and refraction are explained…

A: According to the wave theory , light is a wave that propagates in a straight line when moving in a…

Q: a real life example of destructive interference with a diagram..

A: Destructive interference:- We know that in the interference when two waves meet or superpose with…

Q: True or False

A: Wave transmit energy and momentum from one point to other . Wave  does not transmit matter .

Q: Choose the BEST answer to the following: The blueness of the daytime sky is due mostly to light (a)…

A: The very fine particles in the atmosphere scatter the sunlight as it passes through.

Q: reflection. Determine the longest wavelengths that interfere (a) constructively and (b)…

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Q: longitudinal versus transverse waves.

A: A wave is a disturbance or oscillation that travels through space-time, accompanied by a transfer of…

Q: Explain constructive interference and destructive interference is sound waves.

A: constructive interference :-  Constructive interference is when two waves superimpose and the…

Q: What phase is formed where the two waves of coherent source met. Is it  Destructive Interference or…

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Q: intersymbol interference summary

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Q: Which property of waves is used by corrective lenses (glasses) and prisms to change the direction of…

A: Corrective lenses are worn by the humans to improve their daily vision. The erroneous vision might…

Q: Find the frequency of green light with a wavelength of 555 nm

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Q: . Interference and diffraction can be seen and encountered in real-life situations. Look around and…

A: Analyzing the question, In this question, we have to give real life examples for interference and…

Q: General Properties of Waves Conditions for this phenomenon to happen Reflection Refraction…

A: Optics Optical physics or optics is that branch of physics which deals with the study of energy of…

Q: Calculate ripple factor of full wave rectifier.

A: We know that  Irms   =  Im/√2  Idc = 2Im / π  Where Im is the peak current We know that Ripple…

Q: 10.Light waves are ___________. a.longitudinal b. like pressure waves c. like sound waves…

A: The wave is a disturbance which travels from one point to another in form of energy.  There are two…

Q: Diffraction occurs when a sound wave changes direction due to a change of medium, or an obstade of a…

A: Diffraction of waves is defined as a phenomenon in which waves spread out as they pass through an…