7.8.9.PQ represents the boundary between regions I and II, having different depths, ina ripple tank containing water. Wave fronts are shown crossing the boundary.(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)INOTE: v represents wave velocityA represents wavelengthf represents frequencyT represents periodII(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)Which of the following correctlydescribes the waves in region IIas compared to those in region I?In region II, f is the same, v is less, and A is less than in region I.In region II, f is the same, v is greater, and A is greater than in region 1.In region II, f is the same, v is greater. and A is less than in region I.In region II, v is the same, T is less, and A is less than in region I.In region II, v is the same, T is greater, and A is less than in region I.When two point sources placed a fixed distance apart vibrate in phase, nodal linesare produced. Which one of the following statements concerning these lines isincorrect?Energy is transmitted away from the sources between the nodal lines.At large distances from the sources, nodal lines have a uniform separation ofhalf a wavelength.There is a constant path difference from the point sources to any point on agiven nodal line.Destructive interference occurs on nodal lines.All nodal lines are hyperbolic.A pendulum vibrates 40 times in 20 s. the frequency of the pendulum is(a) 0.50 Hz(b) 0.50 s(c) 2.0 s(d) 2.0 Hz(e) 20 Hz

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PQ represents the boundary between regions I and II, having different depths, in a ripple tank containing water. Wave fronts are shown crossing the boundary. II NOTE: v represents wave velocity A represents wavelength f represents frequency Which of the following correctly describes the waves in region II as compared to those in region I?

PQ represents the boundary between regions I and II, having different depths, in a ripple tank containing water. Wave fronts are shown crossing the boundary. II NOTE: v represents wave velocity A represents wavelength f represents frequency Which of the following correctly describes the waves in region II as compared to those in region I?

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