WAVES AND VIBRATIONS LAB

Lab Experiment/Activity 12

Waves and Vibrations

TUTORIAL

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SUBMIT ALL ANSWERS ON THE REPORT LAB ATTACHED 

 

Watch the tutorial on Waves and Vibrations at The Physics Place. (You should NOT be prompted to login. If you cannot access this site, please contact Heather Hill via email.)

Crossword Puzzle
 (11 points)

On the Homepage under Lab 12 Waves and Vibrations, you will see a link for ” Lab 12 Crossword “. Complete the crossword. Check Answers. Right click on the puzzle to Select All. Once highlighted, right click on the puzzle and COPY. Paste your completed puzzle into your Report Lab 12.

Ranking Tasks (9 points)

Rank each sound wave by amplitude. 

1)  Rank the amplitudes from least to greatest. 

2)  How does the ear hear the differences in amplitude for a sound wave?

 

The Doppler Effect

Matching (10 points)

There are eight pictures below.  Each picture shows a helicopter creating a soundwave and the soundwave traveling from the helicopter to a person.  In some of the pictures, the person is on the right of the cliff while in other pictuers the person is at the bottom of the ravine.  In each picture, the two closest crests of the soundwave show the wavelength of sound that reached the person.  Match the pictures that show the same wavelength (shortest, longest, and middle wavelength).

PHY 110A CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS

Lab Report Experiment/Activity 12

Waves and Vibrations

Crossword Puzzle (11 points)

Click on the Lab 12 Crossword Puzzle link on the Lab 12 homepage.

Click on each word of the puzzle and enter your answers.

When you are finished, click CHECK PUZZLE.

Right click somewhere on the puzzle. Select “Select All”

Once the puzzle is highlighted, right click again and “Copy”.

Click on your Report page and PASTE the puzzle into this document.

Ranking Tasks (9 points)

Rank each sound wave by amplitude.

1) Rank the amplitudes from least to greatest.

2) How does the ear hear the differences in amplitude for a sound wave?

The Doppler Effect – Matching (10 points)

Answers (Hint: more than one answer for each of the groups below)

Shortest Wavelength:

Longest Wavelength:

Middle Wavelength:

Name: