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When a sound wave reflected from wall phase diff between reflected and incident pressure wave?

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Answered by fazailcheema
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The phase difference will be 0° when a sound wave strikes the wall and is reflected back.

Sound waves follow the reflection law which states that :

"The angel of the incident ray is equal to the angle of the reflection ray."

This behavior is observed for the light also. When reflected waves encounter incident waves,producing destructive and constructive interface.this could also lead to resonances in rooms called standing waves.

Answered by deepakbhai1814
1

Answer:The phase difference will be 0° when a sound wave strikes the wall and is reflected back.

Sound waves follow the reflection law which states that :

"The angel of the incident ray is equal to the angle of the reflection ray."

This behavior is observed for the light also. When reflected waves encounter incident waves,producing destructive and constructive interface.this could also lead to resonances in rooms called standing waves.

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