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    Identify the correct statement:

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    A stationary wave is represented by the equation, $$y = 3 \cos(x/8) \sin(15t)$$ where $$x$$ and $$y$$ are in $$cm$$ and $$t$$ is in $$seconds$$. The distance between the consecutive nodes is (in $$cm$$):

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    Two points on a travelling wave having frequency $$500 Hz$$ and velocity $$300{ m }/{ s }$$ are $${ 60 }^{ o }$$ out of phase, then the minimum distance between the two points is

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    Stethoscope of doctors for finding quality, strength and frequency of human heart beat is based on the principle of

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    A weight of 5 kg is required to produce the fundamental frequency of a sonometer wire. What weight is required to produce its octave?

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    On watching the graphical representation of different waves which of the following does not have energy carrying capacity

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    A stationary wave is a multidimensional variant depending on

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    The amplitude of resulting wave dues to superposition of $$y_1 = A sin (t -kx)$$ & $$y_2 = A sin (t -kx + \delta)$$ is

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     The amplitude of resulting wave dues to superposition of $$y_1 = A sin (t -kx)$$ & $$y_2 = A sin (t- kx + \delta)$$ is

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    Sum of two mechanical waves travelling in any direction (having the same frequency),

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