Physics Chapter 4 Entry test MCQs

a. 20 Hz
b. 650 Hz
c. 26 Hz
d. 3.8 x 102 Hz

c. 26 Hz

a. 48 Hz
b. 12.5 Hz
c. 6.25 Hz
d. 24 Hz

b. 12.5 Hz

a. 100 Hz
b. 60 Hz
c. 150 Hz
d. 200 Hz

c. 150 Hz

a. 600 Hz
b. 150 Hz
c. 750 Hz
d. 300 Hz

a. 600 Hz

a. 600m/s
b. 300m/s
c. 150m/s
d. None

b. 300m/s

a. 5 Hz
b. 2 Hz
c. 10 Hz
d. 4 Hz

a. 5 Hz

a. Transverse wave
b. Longitudinal wave
c. Particle wave
d. Material wave

b. Longitudinal wave

a. Force
b. Angular frequency
c. Amplitude
d. Total energy

a. Force

a. Phase is identical between two adjacent nodes
b. Half wavelength is half the distance between the adjacent nodes
c. Energy of the stationary waves travels outwards
d. Amplitude is not the same

c. Energy of the stationary waves travels outwards

a. 140 km
b. 80 km
c. 120 km
d. 100 km

d. 100 km

observed frequency

A

a. 350m/s
b. 345.2m/s
c. 330 m/s
d. 340 m/s

b. 345.2m/s

a. Superposition principle
b. Beats
c. Doppler effect
d. Interference

c. Doppler effect

a. 1.5m s-1
b. 0.5ms-1
c. 2m * s-1
d. 1m s-1

c. 2m * s-1

a. 200m s-1
b. 2.7m s-1
c. 2m s-1
d. 3m s-1

c. 2m s-1

a. Convex mirror
b. Concave lens
c. Plane mirror
d. Convex lens

b. Concave lens

a. Change in frequency due to motion of source only
b. Change in frequency due to relative motion between source and observer
c. Change in frequency due to motion of observer only
d. Change in amplitude due to relative motion between source and observer

b. Change in frequency due to relative motion between source and observer

a. Wave length by 4
b. Wave length
c. twice of Wave length
d. Wave length by 2

d. Wave length by 2

a. Don’t Move
b. Move forward
c. Move in both direction
d. Move backwards

a. Don’t Move

a. Progressive wave
b. Transvers wave
c. Longitudinal wave
d. None

b. Transvers wave

a. 1:4
b. 1:2
c. 4:1
d. 2:1

d. 2:1

a. 430
b. 500
c. 450
d. 400

b. 500

a. Light
b. Particle
c. Solid
d. Wave

d. Wave

a. Matter waves
b. Transverse Waves
c. Periodic waves
d. Longitudinal waves

a. Matter waves

a. 20Hz
b. Less than 20Hz
c. Greater than 20 kHz
d. Greater than 20Hz

b. Less than 20Hz

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