PHYSICS X11 Concepts of Physics - Berkeley University- Module 5 Quiz

Question 13.5 pts

The transverse wave move in a direction ______.

Group of answer choices

that changes with speed

along the direction of wave travel

that is at right angle to the direction of wave travel

 

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Question 23.5 pts

If a singer is able to shatter a crystal chandelier with her voice, this illustrates an example of ______.

Group of answer choices

an echo

interference

resonance

sound refraction

beats

 

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Question 33.5 pts

If a child swinging to and fro on a swing stands up, her time for a to-and-fro swing is _______.

Group of answer choices

longer

unchanged

shorter

 

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Question 43.5 pts

A water wave passes by a floating wine cork that oscillates up and down two cycles each second. The wave frequency is ______.

Group of answer choices

6 Hz

0.5 Hz

2 Hz

3 Hz

1 Hz

 

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Question 53.5 pts

A wave makes 90 vibrations per second. It travels a distance of 40 meters in one second. Its frequency is then _______.

Group of answer choices

5400 hertz and it travels at 2 m/s

90 hertz and it travels at 40 m/s

40 hertz and it travels at 90 m/s

none of the above

 

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Question 63.5 pts

An object that completes 30 vibrations in 5 seconds has a frequency of ______.

Group of answer choices

150 hertz

1 hertz

0.17 hertz

6 hertz

 

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Question 73.5 pts

Sound waves in air travel at higher speeds if the temperature of the air is _______.

Group of answer choices

cold

warm

average

any of the above

 

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Question 83.5 pts

At high amplitudes, the pendulum clock runs _______.

Group of answer choices

slow

normally as it does at sea level

fast

 

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Question 93.5 pts

When designing a music hall, the engineer is concerned with ______.

Group of answer choices

reverberations

echoes

reflection

all of the above

none of the above

 

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Question 103.5 pts

The human hearing range is about _______.

Group of answer choices

40 hertz to 40,000 hertz

10 hertz to 10,000 hertz

20 hertz to 20,000 hertz

none of the above

 

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Question 113.5 pts

Forced vibration can produce resonance that requires the ________.

Group of answer choices

matching of constructive and destructive interference

matching of wave amplitudes

maximum amount of energy input

minimum beat frequency

least amount of energy input

 

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Question 123.5 pts

A less intense sonic boom at ground level can occur if the aircraft ________.

Group of answer choices

is smaller

is more streamlined

flies higher

all of the above

none of the above

 

Flag question: Question 13

Question 133.5 pts

One of the reasons for the higher pitch of your voice after you've inhaled some helium is that sound travels ______.

Group of answer choices

the same speed in helium but with a longer wavelength

faster in helium than in air

slower in helium than in air

 

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Question 143.5 pts

A sound wave with a speed of 340 m/s and frequency of 340 Hz. The wavelength is ______.

Group of answer choices

100 m

1000 m

1 m

10 m

none of the above

 

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Question 153.5 pts

Human hearing is most efficient in hearing _______.

Group of answer choices

infrasonic sound

ultrasonic sound

both of these

neither of these

 

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Question 163.5 pts

In standing waves, a node is a position of _______.

Group of answer choices

maximum amplitude

half amplitude

minimum amplitude

 

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Question 173.5 pts

A 1050-hertz tuning fork is sounded at the same time a piano note is struck. You hear three beats per second. What is the frequency of the piano string?

Group of answer choices

1047 hertz

3168 hertz

1046 hertz

1053 hertz

need more information

 

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Question 183.5 pts

If the amplitude of a wave is 1 meter, then the crest-to-trough distance of the wave must be ______.

Group of answer choices

1 m

0.5 m

2 m

none of the above

 

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Question 193.5 pts

The origin of a sonic boom ________.

Group of answer choices

must be a sound emitter

is not a sound emitter

may or may not be a sound emitter

none of the above

 

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Question 203.5 pts

When the energy of a wave dissipates into heat, this reduces the wave's _______.

Group of answer choices

wavelength

period

frequency

speed

amplitude

 

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Please show your full solution steps. First state what is given, then start with the symbolic equation, then show data entered into the equation, and then the final answer with proper units. Please write your steps vertically. You will not gain credit for showing only the answer.

 

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Question 2110 pts

A piano string vibrates at an unknown frequency. In order to determine the frequency, a tuning fork of frequency of 440 Hz is sounded at the same time the piano key is struck. A beat frequency of 4 beats per second is heard. What are the possible frequencies at which the string could be vibrating?

 

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Question 2210 pts

A bat flying toward a wall emits a sound. It receives its echo 0.2 sec later. How far is the wall from the bat?

 

the bat.

 

Flag question: Question 23

Question 2310 pts

On a piano, you strike a key whose frequency is 256 Hz.

a) What is the period of this tone?

b) If the speed of the tone in air is 340 m/s, what is its wavelength?

  

     


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