PHY LAB FINALS Flashcards
change of frequency’s effect on the number of segments?
HIGHER frequencies result in MORE segments (nodes) in the standing wave pattern, while LOWER frequencies result in FEWER segments.
change of frequency’s effect on the wavelength?
wavelength of a wave on a string is INVERSELY to the frequency.
Frequency increases = the wavelength decreases. (vice versa)
Period (T) of a wave relation to wave speed (v)
inversely proportional
Period (T) of a wave relation to wavelength
directly proportional
SOUNDWAVE AND TEMPERATURE
What happens to the speed of SOUND WAVE in air when TEMPERATURE increases?
as the temperature increases, speed of sound in air also increases. the higher the temperature the greater speed of sound in air.
LENGTH AND SPEED
Relation of the length of air column to the speed of sound wave?
inversely proportional
LENGTH AND FREQUENCY
Relation of the length of air column to the frequency?
inversely proportional
investigated the increase in resistance or in potential difference that affects the flow of current through the wire.
George Simon Ohm
Ohm’s Law
current is DP to potential difference of V and IP to the resistance of circuit.
It states that the current I flowing through a circuit is directly proportional to the potential difference V and inversely proportional to the resistance R of the circuit.
R
Resistance in ohms, Ω
V
Potential difference in volts
A / I
current in amperes
VOLTAGE AND CURRENT: What happened to the voltage across the resistance box as the current through it was increased? What is the relationship between voltage and current when resistance is fixed?
Voltage increases as the Current increases . Thus, voltage is DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL to current.
CURRENT AND RESISTANCE: current when resistance is increased?What is the relationship between current and resistance when voltage is constant?
The current decreases as the resistance increases. Thus, current is INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL to resistance.
RESISTANCE AND VOLTAGE: What happened to resistance when voltage is increased? What is the relationship between voltage and resistance when current is constant?
The resistance increases as voltage increases. Thus, resistance is DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL to voltage.