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Resonance Phenomenon and Acceleration due to Gravity Quiz with Error Analysis

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Which of the following is true about standing waves on a string?

The particles of the string vibrate with maximum amplitude at nodes.

The particles of the string vibrate with maximum amplitude at antinodes. (correct)

The particles of the string do not vibrate at all at nodes.

The particles of the string do not vibrate at all at antinodes.

What are the points in a standing wave where the particles do not vibrate at all called?

Antinodes

Nodes (correct)

Resonance points

Standing points

What is the phenomenon called when two identical waves travel in opposite directions along a stretched string and interfere in such a way that their resultant wave doesn’t travel in space?

Resonance

Standing wave (correct)

Reflection

Interference

What is the principle used to find the value of acceleration due to gravity in this experiment?

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What type of wave reflects back and forth from the fixed ends of a stretched string?

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Resonance Phenomenon and Acceleration due to Gravity Quiz with Error Analysis

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Questions and Answers

Which of the following is true about standing waves on a string?

What are the points in a standing wave where the particles do not vibrate at all called?

What is the phenomenon called when two identical waves travel in opposite directions along a stretched string and interfere in such a way that their resultant wave doesn’t travel in space?

What is the principle used to find the value of acceleration due to gravity in this experiment?

What type of wave reflects back and forth from the fixed ends of a stretched string?

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