Explain Diffraction with Example

Explain Diffraction with Example

We assume that a plane wave travels towards a wall with an opening of size D. Behind the wall, we observe wave within a cone…
What is Standing Waves?

What is Standing Waves?

A special case of interference applies when a wave interferes with a reflected wave: the two waves are automatically vibrating in phase. We consider the…
What is Interference?

What is Interference?

In physics, when two sets of waves of the same frequency and same or nearly equal amplitude travelling through the same medium overlap, then it…
What is Wave Speed?

What is Wave Speed?

We consider a rope [elastic string] and excite it by attaching a vibrator at one end. A transverse wave develops along the wave that is…
Discussion about Wave Propagation

Discussion about Wave Propagation

We are familiar with waves on water surfaces such as lakes and oceans. We observe crests and troughs travelling towards the beach at a constant…
Explain Surface Tension with Equation

Explain Surface Tension with Equation

The equation P = – ΔW/ΔV can be interpreted as the work necessary to “create” volume. Likewise, work is necessary to create surface area ΔA,…
Fluids at Rest: Mathematical Solution

Fluids at Rest: Mathematical Solution

The density of an object is defined as the ratio of mass in divided by its volume, P = m/V The unit of density is…
Elastic Spring Forces: Mathematical Solution

Elastic Spring Forces: Mathematical Solution

Example 1: A block with mass in = 0.76 kg is attached to a spring hanging from the ceiling so that the spring stretched by…
Explain Elastic Spring Forces

Explain Elastic Spring Forces

An elastic spring is attached to the ceiling. A block with mass m is attached to the spring, and the spring is stretched by the…
Harmonic Motion: Mathematical Solution

Harmonic Motion: Mathematical Solution

Example 1: At time t = 0, the displacement is x = 2.72 m, the velocity is v = —2.54 m/s, and the acceleration is…
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