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SA-9702-SU1-0011 markL1 FoundationCalculatorStationary waves
Adjacent nodes of a stationary wave are 0.250.25 m apart. State the wavelength.

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SA-9702-SU1-0031 markL1 FoundationCalculatorStrings & pipes
State the frequency of the second harmonic of the same string (fundamental 100100 Hz).

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SA-9702-SU1-0061 markL1 FoundationCalculatorStationary waves
Which statement about a stationary wave is correct?
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SA-9702-SU1-0101 markL1 FoundationCalculatorStationary waves
A stationary wave is formed by the superposition of
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SA-9702-SU1-0121 markL1 FoundationCalculatorStationary waves
The distance from a node to the nearest antinode is
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SA-9702-SU1-0022 marksL2 StandardCalculatorStrings & pipes
A string 1.21.2 m long is fixed at both ends. Waves travel along it at 240240 m s⁻¹. Calculate its fundamental frequency.

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SA-9702-SU1-0042 marksL2 StandardCalculatorStrings & pipes
A pipe 0.850.85 m long is closed at one end. The speed of sound is 340340 m s⁻¹. Calculate its fundamental frequency.

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SA-9702-SU1-0052 marksL2 StandardCalculatorStrings & pipes
A pipe 0.850.85 m long is open at both ends. Calculate its fundamental frequency. (v=340v=340 m s⁻¹)

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SA-9702-SU1-0071 markL2 StandardCalculatorStationary waves
Two points on a stationary wave lie between the same pair of adjacent nodes. Their phase difference is
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SA-9702-SU1-0082 marksL2 StandardCalculatorStrings & pipes
With a 10001000 Hz tuning fork, two successive resonance positions in a tube are found 0.170.17 m apart. Calculate the speed of sound.

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SA-9702-SU1-0092 marksL2 StandardCalculatorStrings & pipes
A microwave detector moved between a transmitter and a metal plate finds adjacent nodes 1.51.5 cm apart. Calculate the frequency, in GHz.

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SA-9702-SU1-0113 marksL3 ExamCalculatorStrings & pipes
A string 0.800.80 m long, fixed at both ends, vibrates at 300300 Hz with 44 loops. Calculate the speed of waves on the string.

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