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               Superposition of Wave ~ Standing Wave

                     PSPM 2016/2017  SF016/2  No. 7(a)

               22.  Explain the formation of stationary wave.                                       [2 m]



                     PSPM JUN 1999/2000  SF035/2  No. 2(b)

               23.  Displacement equation of a stationary wave is given by

                                                  y = 3 sin (100t) cos (0.1x)

                     where y and x are in cm and t is in second. Determine the speed of this wave.   [3 m]



                     PSPM 2007/2008  SF017/2  No. 5

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               24.  The velocity of a stationary wave on a string is 300 m s . If the frequency of the wave
                     is 100 Hz, what is the distance between two successive nodes?                  [3 m]



                     PSPM 2008/2009  SF017/2  No. 5

               25.  The following waves are superposed;

                                                    y 1 (x, t) = 6 sin (2t – 3x)

                                                    y 2 (x, t) = 6 sin (2t + 3x)
                     (a)  What type of wave is formed?                                              [1 m]
                     (b)  Derive the equation of the resulting wave.                                [3 m]



               Sound Intensity


                     PSPM 2013/2014  SF016/2  No. 7(c)(i)

               26.  Define sound intensity.                                                         [1 m]



                     PSPM 2010/2011  SF017/2  No. 12(b)(ii)

               27.  How does the intensity of sound change with the sound wave amplitude, A and distance,
                     r from its source?                                                             [2 m]




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