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The wave function y(x,t)for a standing wave on a string fixed at both ends is given by y(x,t)= 0.080 sin 6.0x cos 600t where the units are SI.The wavelength of this wave is
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Two speakers face each other at a distance of 1 m and are driven by a common audio oscillator.A first minimum in sound intensity is found 16.1 cm from the midpoint.If the velocity of sound is 330 m/s,find the frequency of the oscillator.
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A piano tuner hears a beat every 0.33 seconds when he hits a note and compares it to his reference tone at 163 Hz.What is the lowest possible frequency of the piano note?
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The three curves show the harmonics of a pipe that is closed one end and open the other end.The fundamental frequency is fo.The three harmonics are 
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The electronic music synthesizer is based on the results of
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The reason we can tell the difference between a trumpet and a clarinet when they both play the same pitch is that they have
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Use the figure to the right to answer the next problem.
The graph shows three harmonics.
-The frequency spectrum of the composite wave is best represented by
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Tuning fork A has a frequency of 440 Hz.When A and a second tuning fork B are struck simultaneously,four beats per second are heard.When a small mass is added to one of the tines of B,the two forks struck simultaneously produce two beats per second.The original frequency of tuning fork B was
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The graph shows a wave pulse of width w = 5 cm and speed v = 100 m / s.
-The range of frequencies is
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A string fixed at both ends is driven by a tuning fork to produce standing waves.If the tension in the string is increased,
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If fo is the fundamental frequency,the three harmonics and their relative intensities can best be written as
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Wire A is the same mass per unit length as wire B.However wire A is twice as long as wire B and has three times as much tension on it.Calculate the fundamental frequency of wire A divided by wire B.
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If both the tension and the length of a vibrating string are doubled while the linear density remains constant,the fundamental frequency of the string is multiplied by
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A string whose length is 1 m is fixed at both ends and vibrates according to the equation
where the units are SI.The total number of nodes exhibited by the string is
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The air columns in two identical pipes vibrate at frequencies of 150 Hz.The percentage of change needed in the length of one of the pipes to produce 3 beats per second is
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If the amplitude of a standing wave is doubled,the energy in the wave increases by a factor of
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Two wave trains of the same frequency are traveling in opposite directions down a string.When they meet,these wave trains will not
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Two trumpet players are both playing a pitch with a frequency of 440 Hz,corresponding to the musical pitch A above middle C.However,one of the trumpet players is marching away from you so that you hear a beat frequency of 4 Hz from the two trumpets.With what speed is the departing trumpet player moving away from you? (The speed of sound in air is 340 m/s)
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