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What are the forced vibrations and resonance?

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Free and Forced Vibrations

In a set, 21 turning forks are arranged in a series of decreasing frequencies. Each tuning fork produces 4 beats per second with the preceding fork. If the first fork is an octave of the last fork, find the frequencies of the first and tenth fork.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Study of Vibrations of Air Columns

The fundamental frequency of transverse vibration of a stretched string of radius r is proportional to _______.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Formation of Stationary Waves on String

The value of end correction for an open organ pipe of radius 'r' is .........................

A) 0.3 r

B) 0.6 r

C) 0.9 r

D) 1.2 r

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Study of Vibrations of Air Columns

Distinguish between forced vibrations and resonance.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Free and Forced Vibrations

Draw neat, labelled diagrams for the modes of vibration of a stretched string in second harmonic and third harmonic.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Study of Vibrations in a Finite Medium

With a neat labelled diagram, show that all harmonics are present in an air column contained in a pipe open at both the ends. Define end correction.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Study of Vibrations of Air Columns

A pipe which is open at both ends is 47 cm long and has an inner diameter 5 cm. If the speed of sound in air is 348 m/s, calculate the fundamental frequency of air column in that pipe.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Study of Vibrations of Air Columns
 
 

A pipe open at both ends resonates to a frequency ‘n1’ and a pipe closed at one end resonates to a frequency ‘n2’. If they are joined to form a pipe closed at one end, then the fundamental frequency will be ______.

(A)  `(n_1n_2)/(2n_2+n_1)`

(B) `(2n_2n_1)/(2n_2+n_1)`

(C) `(2n_2n_1)/(n_1+n_2)`

(D) `(n_2+2n_1)/(n_1n_2)` 

 
 
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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Study of Vibrations of Air Columns

Two sound notes have wavelengths 83/170 m and 83/172 m in the air. These notes when sounded together produce 8 beats per second. Calculate the velocity of sound in the air and frequencies of the two notes.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Study of Vibrations of Air Columns

State the cause of end correction.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Study of Vibrations of Air Columns

Find the end correction for the pipe open at both the ends in fundamental mode.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Study of Vibrations of Air Columns

What should be tension applied to a wire of length 1 m and mass 10 gram, if it has to vibrate with fundamental frequency of 50 Hz?

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Forced Oscillations and Resonance

A sonometer wire vibrates with three nodes and two antinodes, the corresponding mode of vibration is ...................

a) First overtone

b) Second overtone

c) Third overtane

d) Fourth overtone

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Free and Forced Vibrations

A tube open at both ends has length 47 em. Calculate the fundamental frequency of air column. (Neglect end correction. Speed of sound in air is 3.3 x 102m/s}

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Study of Vibrations of Air Columns

Draw neat labelled diagrams for modes of vibration of an air column in a pipe when it is closed at one end.

Hence derive an expression for fundamental frequency in each case.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Study of Vibrations of Air Columns

In Melde’s experiment, the number of loops on a string changes from 7 to 5 by the addition of 0.015 kgwt. Find the initial tension applied to the string.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Formation of Stationary Waves on String

Show that only odd harmonics are present in an air column vibrating in a pipe closed at one end.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Free and Forced Vibrations

A stretched wire emits a fundamental note of frequency 256 Hz. Keeping the stretching force constant and reducing the length of wire by 10 cm, the frequency becomes 320 Hz. Calculate the original length of wire.

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Free and Forced Vibrations

Show the formation of stationary waves diagramatically

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Chapter: [8] Stationary Waves
Concept: Formation of Stationary Waves on String
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