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    1. The human ear can detect sounds between 20Hz to 20000Hz. The speed of sound is 340m/s. 2. Ultrasound has a frequency above 20000Hz. Its speed is 3 × 108 m/s. 3. The speed of sound in water is 1530m/s. The wavelength of a 1800Hz sound wave in water can be calculated. 4. The wavelength is inversely proportional to the frequency. Higher frequencies mean shorter wavelengths. 5. A force of 46N is required to accelerate a mass of 0.52kg at 5m/s2. The force depends on the acceleration and mass. 6. A vibration with the equation y

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    1. The human ear can detect sounds between 20Hz to 20000Hz. The speed of sound is 340m/s. 2. Ultrasound has a frequency above 20000Hz. Its speed is 3 × 108 m/s. 3. The speed of sound in water is 1530m/s. The wavelength of a 1800Hz sound wave in water can be calculated. 4. The wavelength is inversely proportional to the frequency. Higher frequencies mean shorter wavelengths. 5. A force of 46N is required to accelerate a mass of 0.52kg at 5m/s2. The force depends on the acceleration and mass. 6. A vibration with the equation y

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    Exercise 12

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    1. The human ear can detect sounds between 20Hz to 20000Hz. The speed of sound is 340m/s. 2. Ultrasound has a frequency above 20000Hz. Its speed is 3 × 108 m/s. 3. The speed of sound in water is 1530m/s. The wavelength of a 1800Hz sound wave in water can be calculated. 4. The wavelength is inversely proportional to the frequency. Higher frequencies mean shorter wavelengths. 5. A force of 46N is required to accelerate a mass of 0.52kg at 5m/s2. The force depends on the acceleration and mass. 6. A vibration with the equation y

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    1 > RtecokmnusSGacsþab;&cab;BIeRbkg; 20Hz dl; 20000Hz .

    kMNt;CMhanrlkénsemøgkRmit ebIel,Ón
    dMNalsUr 340m / s .
    2 > sßanIy_viTüúpSayecjnUveRbkg; 760kHz edayel,ÓnrlkviTüú 3 × 10 m / s .
    8

    KNnaCMhanrlkénrlkviTüúenH .
    3 > el,ÓnsUrkñúgTwksmuRTKW 1530m / s . KNnaCMhanrlkénsUrmYyEdlRtUv)nbnSay kñúgTwksmuRT
    EdlmaneRbkg; 1800Hz .
    4 > rlksUrmYymanCMhanrlk λ dalBImCÄdæanmYyedayel,Ón v eTAmCÄdæanmYyeTotedayel,Ón 4v .
    KNnaCMhanrlkenAmCÄdæancugeRkay .
    5 > ExSmYymanRbEvg 5m nigmanm:as 0.52kg . eKTajsn§wgedaykmøaMg 46 N .
    k > KNnael,ÓndMNalénlMj½rmYyelIExS .
    x > KNnaRbEvgrlk kñúgkrNIlMj½rmaneRbkg; 400 Hz .
    6 > RbPBlMj½rmYymansmIkarclna ³ y = 3 sin(125t + π3 ) . RbPBlMj½renHbBa¢ÚnrlkdalputExSRbEvg
    25m kñúgry³eBl 2.5s . KNnael,ÓndMNal xYb nigRbEvgrlk .

    7 > ExSyWtmYymanclnaTTwgedayeRbkg; 65Hz . cMNucdMbUgRtg; O Qmnwgpascug M sßitcm¶ay


    OM = 30cm BIcMNuc O . KNnael,ÓnénrlkExS .

    8 > rlkmYymansmIkar y = 5 sin 30π (t − 240


    x
    ) Edl x , y KitCa cm nig t KitCa s .

    k > KNnabmøas;TI enAxN³ t = 0s nig x = 2cm .


    x > KNna xYb GMBøITut CMhanrlk el,Ónrlk nigeRbkg;rlk .
    9 > rlktambeNþayExSmYymansmIkar ³ y = 0.02 sin(30t − 4.0 x)m Edl x KitCa m nig t KitCa s . kMNt;
    GMBøITut el,ÓndMNal xYb eRbkg; nigCMhanrlk .
    10 > rlkénExSmYymaneRbkg; 30Hz manCMhanrlk 60cm nigGMBøITut 2mm .
    y(cm)
    sresrsmIkarrlktamRbB½n§xñatGnþrCati . 6
    11 > clnarlkmYyRtUv)nbgðajkñúgrUbcUrkMNt;GMBøITut eRbkg; 25

    nigCMhanrlk ebIel,ÓndMNal 300m / s nigsresrsmIkar − 6 x(cm)

    1 eroberogeday ³ hak; kusl


    rlkeBlrlkdaltamG½kS Ox .
    12 >rlkmYydalecjBIRbPBO maneRbkg; f = 10Hz manel,Ón v = 1.5m / s manTisedAtamG½kS Ox . elIG½kS
    Ox manbIcMNuc M , Nnig P Edl MN = 4.5cm nig NP = 12.5cm .

    k > sresrsmIkarclnaRtg;cMNuc M , N nig P . eK[mMupasedIm ϕ = π3 rd enARtg;cMNuc N nigman


    GMBøITutefr A = 2cm .
    x > etIRtg;cMNuc M nig N rlkmanlMgakpasdUcemþc ?
    13 > kUntwgmYymanclnaGakm:UnikEdlmaneGLúgkasüúg x = A sin(ωt + φ ) .
    sresrTMnak;TMngrvagel,Ón nigeGLúgkasüúgedayKUsRkaPicbBa¢ak; .
    14 > vtßúmYymanm:as m = 1.0 g RtUv)ncgBüÜrnwgrWus½rEdlmanefrkMr:aj k = 400 N / m . cUrsresrsmIkar
    eBlkñúgkrNIxageRkam ³
    k > enAxN³ t = 0 enaH x = 5.0cm , v = 1.0m / s .
    x > enAxN³ t = 0 enaH x = −4.0cm , v = −8.0m / s .
    15 > rlkTTwgmYymansmIkarclna y = 0.2 sin(0.5t − 0.04 x) Edl x, y KitCa m nig t KitCa s .
    k > tamsmIkarxagelIcUrkMNt; xYb eRbkg; nigCMhanrlkénclna .
    x > KNna y enAxN³ t = 0s ebI x = 10m .

    66666
    666

    2 eroberogeday ³ hak; kusl

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