Stationary Waves vs Progressive Waves | A-level Physics

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If I take 3 pencils, a ruler and a sharpner and throw them all as far as I can, no matter what happens, these items will always be stationary.

[@ForestLearn]

Stationery for life!

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[@ForestLearn]

Thank you so much, it's a pleasure to be able to help you :)

[@jailnet]

If you confused about amplitude of both waves. Progressive wave amplitude is same for all partials because each particle in progressive wave can take turn oscillating to maximum displacement

[@ForestLearn]

Correct - that's why I wrote 'the same for all particles' for the amplitude of a progressive wave.

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[@ForestLearn]

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[@ForestLearn]

Thanks :) All credit to the PhET team for the simulation. Check out their site in the description.

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[@ForestLearn]

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thankyou, was very clear with the simulation and helped me understanding of the stationary waves.

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[@ForestLearn]

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@@ForestLearn maybe more on waves harmonics, and maybe some hard exam question walkthroughs if you can please. Thanks a lot once again.

[@ForestLearn]

@@samran4 Sure, thanks for your feedback :) Btw, not sure if you've seen this video, it's quite a comprehensive discussion of harmonics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5u6lmuNntiemZY

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[@ForestLearn]

Thanks! Credit for the simulation goes to the phet team.

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[@ForestLearn]

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what's the app that products the two waves?

[@ForestLearn]

phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/wave-on-a-string

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Thank you :)

[@ForestLearn]

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Do standing waves is condition to produce sound or sound may result from progressive wave

[@ForestLearn]

You can get progressive sound waves and standing waves of sound as well. If you are listening to music from a speaker, then the sound waves reaching your ears are progressive waves (they transfer energy). If you blow over a tube, you can create standing waves of sound. Does that answer your question?

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@@ForestLearn thanks but I want to know the origin of sound if i strike on atable or any type of sound must result from standing wave

[@ForestLearn]

@@mamdouhabdalmonam670 If you strike a table, the sound created is a progressive wave. To create standing waves of sound, you need some kind of 'tube', for example, musical instruments such as the flute.

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Thanks - all credit to the PhET team for the simulation. Check out their site in the description.

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