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Draw the displacement-time graph of a longitudinal wave.

Important Questions on Sound

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How do the following parameters change in, (a) compression, (b) rarefaction when a longitudinal wave propagates in the air? (i) pressure, (ii) density, (iii) volume, (iv) mass.
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Sound waves do not travel through
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The matter or substance through which sound is transmitted is called a _____________.
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With the help of an activity show that sound cannot travel in vacuum.
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At any instant a compression is formed at a point. After how much time A rarefaction can be produced?
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Distinguish between compression and rarefaction.
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In case of a longitudinal wave, in the region of rarefaction
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In case of longitudinal wave, in the region of rarefaction
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What is compression and rarefaction in longitudinal wave? Explain.
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When the vibrating object moves backwards, it creates a region of low pressure called __________________.
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Even if a loud explosion takes place at any place on the moon, it would not be heard at a nearby point.
Give reason.
 
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At any instant a compression is formed at a point. After how much time another compression will be formed at the same point?
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What are compressions and rarefactions in relation to a longitudinal wave? Draw a diagram to represent them.
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When a ray of light refracts from denser medium to rarer medium, the angle of incidence is greater than the angle of refraction.
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A longitude wave consists of:

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Describe with the help of a diagram, how compressions and rarefactions are produced in the air near a source of sound?
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Cotyledons are also called-
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A part of the longitudinal wave in which particle of medium are closer than the normal particle is called:
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Sound cannot travel through ________________.
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An electric bell is suspended by thin wires in a glass vessel and set ringing. Describe and explain what happens if the air is gradually pumped out of the glass vessel.