Option A: One
Option B: Two
Option C: Four time
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Two ✔
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Option A: 42Hz
Option B: 7 Hz
Option C: 256Hz
Option D: 262Hz
Correct Answer: 7 Hz ✔
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Option A: isothermal law
Option B: adiabatic law
Option C: isochoric law
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: adiabatic law ✔
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Option A: Longitudinal
Option B: Transverse
Option C: Periodic
Option D: both A and C
Correct Answer: both A and C ✔
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Option A: ML-1T-2
Option B: ML-2T-2
Option C: MLT-2
Option D: ML2T-2
Correct Answer: ML-1T-2 ✔
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Option A: only even harmonics are present
Option B: only odd harmonics are present
Option C: both even and odd harmonics are present
Option D: selected harmonics are present
Correct Answer: both even and odd harmonics are present ✔
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Option A: 1/4f
Option B: 1/2f
Option C: frequency lower than 20 Hz
Option D: 2f
Correct Answer: frequency lower than 20 Hz ✔
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Option A: sound wave only
Option B: light wave only
Option C: both sound and light waves
Option D: neither sound nor light wave
Correct Answer: both sound and light waves ✔
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Option A: diffraction of sound waves
Option B: constructive and destructive interference
Option C: polarization
Option D: destructive interference
Correct Answer: constructive and destructive interference ✔
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Option A: silence zone
Option B: interference
Option C: beats
Option D: resonance
Correct Answer: beats ✔
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The velocity of sound in air would become double than its velocity at 0°C at temperature__________?
Option A: 313°C
Option B: 586°C
Option C: 819°C
Option D: 1172°C
Correct Answer: 819°C ✔
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Option A: 20000 to 30000 hertz
Option B: 10 to 20 hertz
Option C: 2000 to 4000 hertz
Option D: 6000 to 8000 hertz
Correct Answer: 2000 to 4000 hertz ✔
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Option A: increases
Option B: decreases
Option C: remains unchanged
Option D: may increase or decrease
Correct Answer: decreases ✔
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Option A: 1.61 ms-1
Option B: 61.0 ms-1
Option C: 0.61 ms-1
Option D: 2.00 ms-1
Correct Answer: 0.61 ms-1 ✔
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Option A: they are transverse waves
Option B: they are stationary waves
Option C: they require material medium for propagation
Option D: they do not have enough energy
Correct Answer: they require material medium for propagation ✔
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Option A: refraction
Option B: polarization
Option C: interference
Option D: diffraction
Correct Answer: polarization ✔
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Option A: decreases
Option B: increases
Option C: remains the same
Option D: any of above
Correct Answer: increases ✔
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When two identical traveling waves are superimposed, the velocity of the resultant wave__________?
Option A: decreases
Option B: increases
Option C: remains unchanged
Option D: becomes zero
Correct Answer: remains unchanged ✔
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Option A: matter waves
Option B: electromagnetic waves
Option C: carrier waves
Option D: mechanical waves
Correct Answer: mechanical waves ✔
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Which phenomena can be applied to estimate the velocity of star with respect to earth __________?
Option A: Dopplers effect
Option B: Interference of waves
Option C: Beats phenomena
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Dopplers effect ✔
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Option A: Number of loops
Option B: Tension in the string
Option C: Point where string is plucked
Option D: both A and C
Correct Answer: both A and C ✔
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Option A: Two times
Option B: Three times
Option C: Four time
Option D: Six time
Correct Answer: Four time ✔
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Option A: 281m/sec
Option B: 333m/sec
Option C: 340m/sec
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: 281m/sec ✔
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Option A: fopen = 2 fclosed
Option B: fclosed = 2fopen
Option C: fopen = fclosed
Option D: fopen = 1 / f closed
Correct Answer: fopen = 2 fclosed ✔
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Option A: an apparent increase in frequency
Option B: an apparent decrease in frequency
Option C: an apparent decrease in wavelength
Option D: no apparent change in frequency
Correct Answer: an apparent decrease in frequency ✔
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Option A: constructive interference
Option B: destructive interference
Option C: beats
Option D: resonance
Correct Answer: destructive interference ✔
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Option A: the sum of the frequencies of two tuning forks
Option B: the difference of the frequencies of two tuning forks
Option C: the ratio of the frequencies of two tuning forks
Option D: the frequency of either of the two tuning forks
Correct Answer: the difference of the frequencies of two tuning forks ✔
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Option A: frequency in the audible range
Option B: frequency is greater than 20 kHz
Option C: frequency lower than 20 Hz
Option D: all of above
Correct Answer: frequency is greater than 20 kHz ✔
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Option A: 313°C
Option B: 586°C
Option C: 819°C
Option D: 1172°C
Correct Answer: 819°C ✔
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Option A: Water
Option B: air
Option C: copper
Option D: ammonia
Correct Answer: copper ✔
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Option A: 332 ms-1
Option B: 320 ms-1
Option C: Zero
Option D: 224 ms-1
Correct Answer: Zero ✔
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Option A: adiabatic
Option B: isothermal
Option C: isobaric
Option D: isochoric
Correct Answer: isothermal ✔
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Option A: always an node in formed
Option B: always an antinode is formed
Option C: neither node nor antinode is formed
Option D: sometimes a node and sometimes an antinode is formed
Correct Answer: always an node in formed ✔
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Option A: antinodes
Option B: nodes
Option C: troughs
Option D: crests
Correct Answer: antinodes ✔
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Option A: frequency
Option B: period
Option C: Wave length
Option D: phase difference
Correct Answer: Wave length ✔
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Option A: energy
Option B: mass
Option C: both
Option D: none
Correct Answer: energy ✔
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