I.Open the PheT Wave Interference" lab by typing the following link into yourweb browser: bit.1y/2U2tQVwIl.Select the "Interference option.III.Select the "Slow" option.IV.Select the Sound wave option by clicking the speaker.V.Drag the pressure sensor above the grey window.VI.Don't adjust the variables (mid-level frequency, max amplitude, andseparation 200 cm.)VIl.Turn on each speaker by hitting the green buttons.VIll.Play with the pressure sensor by moving a sensor around the window andobserving the screen on the sensor.
I.Open the PheT Wave Interference" lab by typing the following link into your
web browser: bit.1y/2U2tQVw
Il.Select the "Interference option.
III.Select the "Slow" option.
IV.Select the Sound wave option by clicking the speaker.
V.Drag the pressure sensor above the grey window.
VI.Don't adjust the variables (mid-level frequency, max amplitude, and
separation 200 cm.)
VIl.Turn on each speaker by hitting the green buttons.
VIll.Play with the pressure sensor by moving a sensor around the window and
observing the screen on the sensor.
IX.Pause the window.X.Drag the tape measure onto your window and use it to measure the wavelength.
IX.Pause the window.
X.Drag the tape measure onto your window and use it to measure the wavelength.
XI.Press plate resume the wave.
XIl.Drag the timer onto your window and use it to measure the period.*Count the number of cycles in a chosen amount of time.*The more seconds you run the timer for while counting, the more accurate your frequency calculation will be.*You may toggle between "normal" and "slow" speed to count more cyclesin less time.*Divide the number of cycles you counted by the amount of time in step 1to determine the number of cycles per millisecond.*Convert your units to Hz or cyeles per second.
XIl.Drag the timer onto your window and use it to measure the period.
*Count the number of cycles in a chosen amount of time.
*The more seconds you run the timer for while counting, the more accurate your frequency calculation will be.
*You may toggle between "normal" and "slow" speed to count more cycles
in less time.
*Divide the number of cycles you counted by the amount of time in step 1
to determine the number of cycles per millisecond.
*Convert your units to Hz or cyeles per second.
ysics 20: Mrs. Tyler Assignment 17 xiii. Click on the faucet option beside the speaker to change to simulation to water waves. 1) (1) i) Describe the motion of a duck floating on the surface of the water along a nodal line. j) Describe the motion of a duck floating on the surface of the water along an antinodal line.
I.Open the PheT Wave Interference" lab by typing the following link into yourweb browser: bit.1y/2U2tQVwIl.Select the "I
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