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Question # 1

Portion of the transverse waves above the men position is

Question # 2

Energy is not carried by 

Question # 3

The number of nodes hetween two consectutive antinodes are.

Question # 4

Waves  produced over sgtrings are.

Question # 5

Example of mechanical way is.

Question # 6

In number of nodes in open end organs pipes are 'N' THEN THE NUMBER OF ANTINODES ARE.

Question # 7

At the closed end of an air column there exist

Question # 8

The distance between two consecutive throughs is.

Question # 9

Diffraction effect is.

Question # 10

Radar System is an application of.

Question # 11

Open end of an organpipe act as.

Question # 12

Beats can be heard when differecne of frequency is not more than.

Question # 13

The result of constructive interference between two waves is represented as.

Question # 14

The compressions and elongations are formed in.

Question # 15

Ratio of the fundamental frequency of an open end and closed end organ pipe of same length is.

Question # 16

Transverse waves can't be produced in 

Question # 17

Stationary waves are define das.

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FSc Part 1 Physics (New Book) Chapter 7 Important MCQ's

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1

A stationary wave is established in a string which vibrates infour segments at a frequency of 120 Hz. Its fundamental frequency is.

A.

30 Hz

B.

15 Hz

C.

60 Hz

D.

480 Hz

2

Waves  produced over sgtrings are.

A.

Stationary waves

B.

Mechanical Waves

C.

Standing waves

D.

Both a and c

3

Two light waves which ar enot coherent cannot be

A.

Interference

B.

Diffracted

C.

Polarized in the same plane

D.

Superposed

4

If 20 waves pass through medium in one second with a  speed of 20 m/sec than wavelength is

A.

1 m

B.

10m

C.

20m

D.

2 m

5

In number of nodes in open end organs pipes are 'N' THEN THE NUMBER OF ANTINODES ARE.

A.

N

B.

N+1

C.

N - 1

D.

N - 2

6

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

7

The path difference is an odd integral multiple of half wavelength is for

A.

Constructie interferece

B.

Destructive interference

C.

Both a and b

D.

Beats

8

Transverse waves can't be produced in 

A.

Solids

B.

Metal

C.

gas

D.

fluids

9

Crests and Troughs are formed in 

A.

Stationalry waves

B.

Matter waves

C.

Mechaemical waves

D.

Transverse waves

10

In order of produce beat, the two sound waves should have.

A.

The same amplitude

B.

Slightly different amplitude

C.

Slightly different frequencies

D.

The same frequency

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