Science, asked by deeksha03, 11 months ago

Velocity of a wave of frequency 500 Hz is 300 m/s. Calculate the distance traversed by the disturbance when phase change is
a)90°
b)60°​

Answers

Answered by anuanku
1

Answer:

We are to find the distance between the two points which has

60

out of phase i.e the phase difference is

ϕ

=

60

=

π

3

r

a

d

As we know that for path difference

λ

there is phase difference

2

π

,

we can say , if

ϕ

is the phase difference for path difference

x

,then

ϕ

=

2

π

x

λ

x

=

ϕ

λ

2

π

=

π

3

×

0.7

2

π

=

0.7

6

m

0.116

m

2) Now in

t

=

10

3

s

the wave moves

v

×

t

=

350

×

10

3

=

0.35

m

So here path difference

x

=

0.35

m

So by the relation

ϕ

=

2

π

x

λ

, the phase difference for

x

=

0.35

m

becomes

ϕ

=

2

π

×

0.35

0.7

=

π

,

Answered by Annane
1

Answer:

We are to find the distance between the two points which has

60

out of phase i.e the phase difference is

ϕ

=

60

=

π

3

r

a

d

As we know that for path difference

λ

there is phase difference

2

π

,

we can say , if

ϕ

is the phase difference for path difference

x

,then

ϕ

=

2

π

x

λ

x

=

ϕ

λ

2

π

=

π

3

×

0.7

2

π

=

0.7

6

m

0.116

m

2) Now in

t

=

10

3

s

the wave moves

v

×

t

=

350

×

10

3

=

0.35

m

So here path difference

x

=

0.35

m

So by the relation

ϕ

=

2

π

x

λ

, the phase difference for

x

=

0.35

m

becomes

ϕ

=

2

π

×

0.35

0.7

=

π

,

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