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ICS Part 1 Physics
Chapter 7 Test
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MCQ's Test For Chapter 7 "Physics ICS Part 1 Chapter 7 Online Test"
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Physics ICS Part 1 Chapter 7 Online Test
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Question # 1
The distance between two consecutive throughs is.
Question # 2
The particles of medium in longitudinal wave vibrate direction of propagation
Question # 3
The compressions and elongations are formed in.
Question # 4
The path difference is an odd integral multiple of half wavelength is for
Question # 5
Harmonics are
Question # 6
Portion of the transverse waves above the men position is
Question # 7
Energy is not carried by
Question # 8
In number of nodes in open end organs pipes are 'N' THEN THE NUMBER OF ANTINODES ARE.
Question # 9
A notde in a stationary wave is.
Question # 10
The result of constructive interference between two waves is represented as.
Question # 11
Beats can be heard when differecne of frequency is not more than.
Question # 12
The bending of waves around an obstacle is called.
Question # 13
The beats are result of.
Question # 14
Which one of the following medium cna transmit both transverse and longitudinal wave.
Question # 15
At the closed end of an air column there exist
Question # 16
Example of mechanical way is.
Question # 17
Open end of an organpipe act as.
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FSc Part 1 Physics (New Book) Chapter 7 Important MCQ's
| Sr.# | Question | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
The portion of wave below the mean position is called. |
A.
Crest
B.
Trough
C.
Frequncy
D.
Wave Length |
| 2 |
The Doppier Effect used in astronomy is for. |
A.
Measuring the diameners of stars
B.
Determing velocity of galaxies
C.
Analyzing properties of black holes
D.
Studying behaviour of electromagnetic waves |
| 3 |
Harmonics are |
A.
Integer multiple sof a fundamental frequency
B.
Integer submultiples of a fundamental frequency
C.
Random frequencies
D.
Non integer multiples of a fundamantal frequency |
| 4 |
The point of maximum displaceemnt on stationary wave is |
A.
Antinode
B.
Node
C.
Trough
D.
Crest |
| 5 |
The distance between two consecutive throughs is. |
A.
Frequency
B.
Wave front
C.
Wave Length
D.
Speed |
| 6 |
Transverse waves can't be produced in |
A.
Solids
B.
Metal
C.
gas
D.
fluids |
| 7 |
The beats are result of. |
A.
Interference
B.
Superposition
C.
Destructive interference
D.
Constructive and destuctive interference |
| 8 |
The result of constructive interference between two waves is represented as. |
A.
A decrease in amplitude
B.
An increase in amplitude
C.
No change in amplitude
D.
A shift in phase |
| 9 |
The path difference is an integral multiple of wavelength in |
A.
Construcitve intrference
B.
Constructive and destructie interference
C.
destructive intereference
D.
Superposition |
| 10 |
Crests and Troughs are formed in |
A.
Stationalry waves
B.
Matter waves
C.
Mechaemical waves
D.
Transverse waves |
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