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Explain the phenomenon of reflection of waves with the help of ripple tank apparatus.

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What is ripple tank? How are waves produced on the surface of water with the help of ripple tank apparatus?

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Give some examples in which energy is transferred from one place to another through matter.

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Waves are the means of energy transfer without transfer of matter.

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How many methods are there for the transfer of energy from one place to another?

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What is wave equation? Derive a relationship between speed, frequency and wavelength of a wave?

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Define the following terms: (i) Crest (II)Trough (iii) Compression (iv) Rare faction.

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What are longitudinal waves? How are they produced?

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Elaborate the difference between the mechanical and electromagnetic waves. Also give examples of each,

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What is a wave? How are waves produced?

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Write a note on one practical application of damped motion.

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What are damped oscillations? How damping progressively reduces the amplitude of oscillation?

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Define the following terms: (i) vibrations (ii) Time period (iii) Frequency (iv) Amplitude (v) Wave length

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Think 6f several examples in everyday life of motion that are, simple harmonic.

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What are the characteristics or important features of SHM?

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Write equations for time period of a mass-spring system and a simple pendulum.

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What precautions should be kept in mind, while determining the time period of a simple pendulum?

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At which positions, the K.E. of a simple pendulum has minimum and maximum values?

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At which positions, the P.E. of a simple pendulum has minimum and maximum values?

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Show that motion of a simple pendulum is SHM.

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