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Physics 1C Lecture 13A

Quiz 1 Info! It will be a Scantron test that covers Chapter 12 & 13 up to and including the material to be covered on Today.! You are to write the version of your test on the Scantron form! You will be given a Quiz Code Number that will be your Quiz ID for the rest of the quarter! You are expected to abide by UC Policy on Integrity of Scholarship! Please bring you IDs

Speed of a Wave! For example, an ocean wave is traveling in one direction has a wavelength of 1.0m and a frequency of 1.25Hz. What is the speed (in m/s) of this ocean wave? v wave =!f =1.25 m s! Please note that the water is not actually moving at this speed, but the wave is propagating at this speed.! If a rubber duckie were sitting on the water it would most likely just bob up and down.

Concept Question! In the previous example, if the source of the wave suddenly doubled its frequency how does this affect the velocity of the wave?! A) The velocity of the wave would quadruple.! B) The velocity of the wave would double.! C) The velocity of the wave would remain the same.! D) The velocity of the wave would half.! E) The velocity of the wave would decrease by a factor of four.

Speed of a Wave! Let s say I was the source of a wave, and I wanted to increase the velocity, what can I do?! Nothing, velocity is medium dependent.! I would have to change the medium.! All I can do as a source is affect the frequency, period, and amplitude of the wave.! As I change the frequency, the wavelength will change to compensate.! The wavelength is known as the dependent variable.

Traveling Pulse Model! The shape of the pulse at t = 0 can be set by! y = f (x). The speed of the pulse is v.! For a traveling pulse: y (x, t) = f (x ± vt), depending on the direction ( to the right, + left).! y (x, t) is called the wave function

Traveling Wave Model! A wave snapshot at t = 0 is represented by the brown curve. The blue curve shows the wave at some later time t.! Waves travel with a specific speed, v = λ / T, that depends on the properties of the medium.! The wave function for a wave moving to the right is given by: or

Traveling Wave Model! The wave function y(x, t) is periodic in both space and time.! We can also define angular wave number, k, and angular frequency, ω, to write the wave function in a more compact way: y(x, t) = A sin (k x ωt + φ), where and! Now we can express the wave speed in alternative forms: v = ω/k and v = λ/t.

Wave Speed on a String! Let s take the speed of the wave on a string as an example of wave speed being affected only by the medium.! How can I make the speed of the wave faster?! Make it more taut => increase the tension, FT.! Make the string less dense => decrease the mass per unit length, µ.! In fact, the speed is given by the following equation: v string = F T µ

Wave Interference! What happens if two waves on a string meet up and pass through each other?! They obey the superposition principle.! This means that you add together their individual displacements.! We can have either constructive interference:

Wave Interference! Or destructive interference:! These traveling waves meet and pass through each other without being destroyed or even altered.

Wave WaveReflections Reflections Whenever a traveling! Whenever a travelingwave wave Wave Reflections reaches a boundary,some someororall allofof eaches a boundary, Whenever a traveling wave the wave is reflected. hereaches wave reflected. ais boundary, some or all of the wave isis reflected. When it reflected froma afixed fixed When it is reflected from end, inverted. When itwave is wave reflected from a fixed end, thethe is is inverted. end, the wave is inverted.! When reflected from a free end, When reflected from a free end, When reflected from a free end, the pulse is not inverted.! hethe pulse pulseisisnot not inverted. inverted.

Sound! Sound waves are longitudinal waves traveling through a medium.! For all sound waves:! Fluctuations in pressure/density travels through gas/liquid/solid.! Source: longitudinal compression/ rarefaction of medium.

Sound! For all sound waves:! Source determines period, T, of the sound wave.! Properties of the medium determine the speed of the sound wave, vwave.! The wavelength, λ, will depend on the frequency, f, and the wave speed, vwave.! = Tv wave! Please note that the medium is not moving at this speed, but the wave is propagating at this speed.

Sound! For all sound waves:! The speed of sound through a given material depends on the density of the material and how strongly the molecules in the material interact.! For a fluid that has a bulk modulus, B, and an equilibrium density, ρ, we find:! In general, the speed of sound through solids is greater than liquids and gases.

Sound! At room temperature the speed of sound through air is approximately 343 m/s. The speed of sound through water is 1,490 m/s.! As the temperature of a gas (such as air) changes, so does its density and, thus, so does the speed of sound in that gas.! This leads to the following equation for the speed of sound at atmospheric pressure at a given temperature: v = ( 331 m ) s T 273K! where 331m/s is the velocity of sound in air at 0 o C and T is measured in Kelvin.

Interference! Sound waves from different sources can interfere with one another.! Let s assume that the sources of the sound waves start the same (i.e. are in phase).! The cause of this interference is path length difference (Δr = r2 - r1).! Your location determines what sound you hear.

Interference! If the path length difference between the two waves is zero or some integer multiple of wavelengths then you will get constructive interference (loud sound). "r = n# n = 0, 1, 2,! If the path length difference between the two waves is an odd half number of wavelengths then you will get destructive interference (little or no sound). "r = ( n + 1 )# 2 n = 0, 1, 2,

Quiz 1 Content Chapter 12 Excluding: 12.5, 12.6, 12,7, 12.8 Chapter 13 Excluding: 13.7, 13.8 Anything and everything we did in class, the suggested HW, or was discussed in the Tuesday problem sessions.

For Next Time (FNT)! Continue Chapter 13 homework.! Prepare for Quiz on Wednesday.! Everything in today s lecture part of the material on the quiz.! Doppler effect is in chapter 13, but we won t cover it until Friday. It is thus not on the quiz on Wednesday.