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What is the purpose of the
vibration generator
in the experiment?
It allows us to change the
frequency
of vibration of the string
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What is the length of the
standing wave
measured in the experiment?
21.5
centimeters
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What is a
standing wave
and how is it formed in this experiment?
A standing wave is formed due to
resonance
at a
certain
frequency of vibration
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How do you calculate the speed of a wave using the
wave equation
?
Wave speed equals
frequency
multiplied by
wavelength
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If the
frequency
is
10 Hertz
and the wavelength is
0.215
m
0.215 \text{ m}
0.215
m
, what is the wave speed?
2.15
m/s
2.15 \text{ m/s}
2.15
m/s
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What happens to the
standing wave
when the
frequency
is increased?
The standing wave changes to have more
half wavelengths
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How do you calculate the
wavelength
when there are three
half wavelengths
present?
Divide the total length by the number of half wavelengths and multiply by 2
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If the
total length
is
0.215
m
0.215 \text{ m}
0.215
m
and there are three
half wavelengths
, what is the wavelength?
0.143
m
0.143 \text{ m}
0.143
m
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What is the
wave speed
if the
frequency
is
15 Hertz
and the wavelength is
0.143
m
0.143 \text{ m}
0.143
m
?
2.15
m/s
2.15 \text{ m/s}
2.15
m/s
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What does the
wave speed
depend on in the context of the
string
experiment?
The wave speed depends on the
tautness
of the string and the
mass per centimeter
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What is the procedure to calculate the
wavelength
from a
standing wave
in the experiment?
Measure the total length of the standing wave
Count the number of
half wavelengths
Divide the total length by the number of half wavelengths
Multiply by 2 to find the wavelength
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What type of waves are being measured in this practical experiment?
Waves in a solid
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What is the
frequency
used to create the wave with three half wavelengths?
15 Hertz
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Why is it difficult to see the
vibrations
of the string?
Because they are
extremely
small and rapid
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What is the
unit of measurement
for
frequency
?
Hertz
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What is the
unit of measurement
for
wavelength
?
Meters
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What is the
unit of measurement
for
wave speed
?
Meters per second
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