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61. The waves in which the particles of the medium vibrate about their mean position along the direction of propagation of the waves are called:
Longitudinal waves
Transverse waves
Mechanical waves
Electromagnetic waves
62. The number of waves passing through a certain point in unit time is called:
Wave speed
Wavelength
Time period of wave
Frequency of waves
63. A wave is characterized by three physical parameters:
Amplitude, Wavelength, Acceleration
Frequency, Wavelength, Acceleration
Wavelength, Frequency, Speed
Displacement, Wavelength, Speed
64. Which type of waves can be polarized?
Longitudinal waves
Mechanical waves
Transverse waves
Sound waves
65. For longitudinal waves:
The particles oscillate perpendicular to propagation
Particles remain stationary
The particles oscillate along direction of propagation
Velocity is enhanced in vacuum
66. A tuning fork having frequency 440 Hz produces sound waves which travel with a speed of 340 m/s. What is the separation between compression and adjacent rarefaction?
0.57 m
0.67 m
0.77 m
0.87 m
67. The speed of sound in a medium containing ideal gas is NOT dependent on?
Density
Pressure
Moisture
Temperature
68. There are 2 pianos playing the same note. One has a frequency of 223.20Hz and the other 223.50Hz. The beat frequency between them will be:
0.30Hz
-0.30Hz
0Hz
223.35Hz
69. What happens when two waves of the same frequency and amplitude meet in phase?
They cancel out—destructive interference
They form a wave of double
Amplitude—constructive interference
They produce a wave with zero amplitude
70. The apparent change in frequency caused by source/listener motion is called:
Compton effect
Zeeman effect
Stark effect
Doppler effect
71. In Doppler effect, the apparent frequency is ___ actual frequency when source moves toward observer:
Less than
More than
Equal to
Unchanged
72. A police car, with its siren on, is moving towards a stationary listener. How does the stationary listener receive the frequency of the sound emitted by the siren? It:
Decreases
Stays the same
Increases
Varies randomly
73. Astronomers calculate speed of distant stars/galaxies using of the following phenomena?
Beats
Interference
Superposition principle
Doppler effect
74. An isolated thermodynamic system:
No heat transfers to the environment
Neither heat nor any mass are transferred to the environment
No dissipated energy and heat are transferred to the environment
No mass transfers to the environment
75. Consider an ideal gas that confine to the cylinder with a fixed piston. on heating the gas, all the heat supplied increases
Kinetic energy of the molecules
Potential energy of the molecules
The intermolecular forces between gas molecules
The number of gas molecules
76. What happens to a football which is inflated in a warm room and is used to play outside in cold weather?
Expand due to expansion of the air molecules
Size will not be affected by the change in temperature
Deflate due to contraction of the air molecules
It will burst
77. In an adiabatic process, how does the temperature of a gas change as its volume decreases?
The temperature decreases
The temperature remains constant
The temperature increases
Temperature first increases then decreases
78. During an isothermal expansion of an ideal gas, which of the following statement is true?
Pressure and temperature of the gas increase
The internal gas energy increases
The temperature of the gas remains constant
The work done by the gas is zero
79. Two bodies A and B of temperatures T_A = 100°C and T_B = 0°C are brought in thermal contact with each other. Which one in the followings is possible at thermal equilibrium?
T_a= 0°C, T_b= 100°C
T_a= 60°C, T_b= 50°C
T_a= 45°C, T_b= 45°C
T_a = 60°C, T_b= 40°C
80. The thermal energy required to cause a unit temperature rise is called:
Heat capacity
Heat volume
Heat conductance
Heat energy/unit volume
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