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Chapter 12
Sound
Answer sheet
1. Sound waves
travel at greater speed in water than in air. When a sound wave
passes from water into air, its
[A] frequency increases, while the wavelength remains unchanged.
[B] frequency decreases while the wavelength remains unchanged.
[C] frequency remains unchanged while the wavelength increases.
[D] frequency remains unchanged while the wavelength decreases.
2.Considering
sound waves, microwaves, and X-rays, diffraction can be observed
in principle
[A] only with X-rays, but not with microwaves and sound waves.
[B] with X-rays and microwaves, but not with sound waves.
[C] with microwaves and sound waves, but not with X-rays.
[D] with all of them.
3. Sound waves
are classified as longitudinal because
[A] they always originate from a vibrating source.
[B] they require a material medium through which to pass.
[C] the pressure variations and the particle displacements are
out of phase.
[D] the particle displacements take place along the line of propagation
of the waves.
4. A ship
1200 m distant from a large cliff sounds a short note of 222
vib/sec on its foghorn. The speed of the sound is 330 m/sec.,
the time required for the sound to reach the cliff is, approximately,
[A] less than 0.1 sec
[B] 0.3 sec
[C] 1.8 sec
[D] 3.6 sec
[E] 7.2 sec
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