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    3B Wave Motion II Chapter 7 Sound

    Practice 7.2 (p.183) 7 (a) 600 Hz


    1 C (b) By v = f,
    2 C = = = 0.567 m
    3 C
    4 By v = f, Distance travelled during each flap
    = distance travelled in 1 period
    = = = 1.30 m
    =
    Its wavelength is 1.30 m. = 0.567 m
    5 (a) Path difference at R 8 (a) By v = f,
    = 1.88  1.37 f= = = 256 Hz
    = 0.51 m
    = 1.5 The frequency is 256 Hz.
     Destructive interference occurs at R. (b) Speed v in medium X
    (b) Path difference at S = f
    = 1.85  1.7 = 256  5.47
    = 0.15 m = 1400 m s1
     Neither constructive nor destructive (c) Refraction
    interference occurs at S. 9 (a) The path difference from the two
    (c) Path difference at mid-point of P and Q loudspeakers varies along QR. At
    =0 position where constructive interference
     Constructive interference occurs at occurs, loud sound is heard. At position
    the mid-point of P and Q. where destructive interference occurs,
    6 (a) By v = f, soft sound is heard. Therefore, when the
    student walks along QR, alternate loud
    = = = 0.68 m
    and soft sounds are heard.
    The average wavelength of the sound is (b) The path difference from the two
    0.68 m. loudspeakers is zero along PQ.
    Therefore, constructive interference
    occurs at all positions along PQ.
    = However, the further away from the
    loudspeakers, the softer the sound. As a
    = 2.21
    result, when the student walks along PQ,
    The width of the doorway is 2.21 times
    (loud) sound with decreasing loudness is
    the average wavelength of the sound.
    heard.
    (b) Since the width of the doorway is
    10 The loudspeaker emits sound waves in
    comparable to the wavelength of the
    different directions. Some waves are reflected
    sound, sound diffracts around the
    by the wall and interfere with the waves
    doorway when passing through it.

    New Senior Secondary Physics at Work (Second Edition) 1


     Oxford University Press 2015
    3B Wave Motion II Chapter 7 Sound

    without reflection. At position where


    constructive interference occurs, loud sound is
    detected. At position where destructive
    interference occurs, soft sound is detected.
    Therefore, when a microphone is moved along
    XY, alternating loud and soft sounds are
    detected.

    2 New Senior Secondary Physics at Work (Second Edition)


     Oxford University Press 2015

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