Resonance and Sound Flashcards

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1
Q

Waves with the same amplitude and wavelength travelling in opposite directions result in an interference pattern called a ________ wave

A

standing

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2
Q

At some times, standing waves are completely out-of-phase resulting in destructive interference at every point resulting in ____ displacement

A

zero

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3
Q

If two waves pass through each other in opposite directions, they continually shift in and out of phase to produce a wave that seems to oscillate between fixed locations of ___________ and ____________ interference

A

destructive and constructive

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4
Q

_____ are parts of the wave that never leave the equilibrium position

A

nodes

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5
Q

the peaks of the standing wave that oscillate between maximum displacements

A

antinodes

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6
Q

nodes and antinodes appear every ____ wavelength along the equilibrium line.

A

half!!

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7
Q

Standing, or stationary, wave patterns can be observed on a stretched string or wire that is _____ at both ends

A

fixed

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8
Q

The frequencies at which standing waves can exist in a string of a given length are the _______ or resonant frequencies of the string

A

natural

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9
Q

When energy is added to the string, the initial wave goes DOWN the string and reflects from the _____ end.

A

fixed

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10
Q

The reflected wave __________ with the incident wave

A

interferes

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11
Q

If the waves are at the FUNDAMENTAL frequency or if they have one of a number of ________ frequencies, a stationary wave results.

A

OVERTONE

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12
Q

(True/False) A string vibrating at the fundamental frequency has only one antinode and a node at either end.

A

TRUE

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13
Q

What is the length of the string equal to?

A

(1/2) λ

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14
Q

For a standing wave pattern to exist, the number of wavelengths on the string depends on what?

A

THE LENGTH OF THE STRING

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15
Q

In music, overtones or harmonies can exist in the same string as the what?

A

fundamental frequency

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16
Q

If an air column is closed at one end and open at the other, it is referred to as a what?

A

closed air column

17
Q

When a vibrating tuning fork is held over the open end of such a column and the length of the column is changed, it is found that the ______ increases sharply at very specific lengths

A

VOLUME

18
Q

Increased volume due to a tuning fork over an closed air column is because of _________ at the length

A

RESONANCE

19
Q

Longitudinal sound waves can also form standing or ________ waves

A

resonant

20
Q

When an antinode occurs at the open end of the column, _________ is heard

A

RESONANCE

21
Q

when a ____ occurs at the open end of the column, no resonance is heard

A

NODE

22
Q

(1/4)λ + any number of (1/2)λ will produce what?

A

RESONANCE

23
Q

(True/False) Resonance will occur when the open air column is (1/4)λ, (3/4)λ, etc

A

FALSE