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Question 1

Exhibit 18-1

The figure below shows wave crests after a stone is thrown into a pond.




Use this exhibit to answer the following question(s).


Refer to Exhibit 18-1. The phase difference in radians between points A and D is

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π.

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2π.

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3π.

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4π.

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5π.


Question 2

In a standing wave, not necessarily at the fundamental frequency, on a string of length L, the distance between nodes is

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λ/4.

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λ/2.

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λ.

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L/4.

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L/2.
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