Resonance Phenomenon and Error Analysis

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Which phenomenon is studied in this experiment?

Refraction

Resonance (correct)

Diffraction

Interference

What is the name given to the points on the string that do not vibrate at all?

Amplitude

Antinodes

Frequency

Nodes (correct)

What is the purpose of this experiment?

To study the interference of waves

To analyze error in dependent quantities

To measure the speed of waves on a string

To find the value of acceleration due to gravity (correct)

What are the points on the string that vibrate with maximum amplitude called?

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What happens when two identical waves travel in opposite directions along a stretched string?

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Which phenomenon occurs when two identical waves travel in opposite directions along a stretched string?

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What are the points on the string that do not vibrate at all called?

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What is the formula to calculate the acceleration due to gravity using the principle of resonance?

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What is the purpose of this experiment?

To find the value of acceleration due to gravity Signup and view all the answers

What are the points on the string that vibrate with maximum amplitude called?

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Resonance Phenomenon and Error Analysis

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Which phenomenon is studied in this experiment?

What is the name given to the points on the string that do not vibrate at all?

What is the purpose of this experiment?

What are the points on the string that vibrate with maximum amplitude called?

What happens when two identical waves travel in opposite directions along a stretched string?

Which phenomenon occurs when two identical waves travel in opposite directions along a stretched string?

What are the points on the string that do not vibrate at all called?

What is the formula to calculate the acceleration due to gravity using the principle of resonance?

What is the purpose of this experiment?

What are the points on the string that vibrate with maximum amplitude called?

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