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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Uncategorized topics .
Chapters
1. |
Effect of diffraction is greatest if waves pass through a gap with width equal to |
A. | frequency |
B. | wavelength |
C. | amplitude |
D. | wavefront |
Answer» B. wavelength |
2. |
Visible light has wavelength of |
A. | 5 × 10-7 m |
B. | 3 × 108 m |
C. | 6 × 103 m |
D. | 4 × 104 m |
Answer» A. 5 × 10-7 m |
3. |
From double-slit experiment, the quantities to be measured are |
A. | slit separation |
B. | fringe separation |
C. | slit-to-screen distance |
D. | all of above |
Answer» D. all of above |
4. |
For destructive interference, the path difference is |
A. | odd number of half wavelengths |
B. | even number of half wavelengths |
C. | whole number of wavelengths |
D. | even whole number of wavelengths |
Answer» A. odd number of half wavelengths |
5. |
Constructive interference happens when two waves are |
A. | out of phase |
B. | zero amplitude |
C. | in phase |
D. | in front |
Answer» C. in phase |
6. |
Two waves with phase difference 180° have resultant of amplitude |
A. | one |
B. | zero |
C. | same as the single wave |
D. | doubles the single wave |
Answer» B. zero |
7. |
If two waves are in phase and have same amplitude then resultant wave has |
A. | half of amplitude of single wave |
B. | same amplitude as single wave |
C. | twice of amplitude of single wave |
D. | thrice of amplitude of single wave |
Answer» C. twice of amplitude of single wave |
8. |
For listening radio in cars, external radio aerials are used because |
A. | radio waves have shorter wavelength |
B. | radio waves have longer wavelength |
C. | radio waves cannot pass through window |
D. | radio waves require a medium to propagate |
Answer» B. radio waves have longer wavelength |
9. |
When two waves meet, their displacements |
A. | add up |
B. | cancel out |
C. | destruct each other |
D. | subtract down |
Answer» A. add up |
10. |
Splitting of white light in to constituent colors is called |
A. | diffraction |
B. | refraction |
C. | reflection |
D. | dispersion |
Answer» D. dispersion |
11. |
Grating element is equal to |
A. | nλ/sinθ |
B. | nλ |
C. | sinθ |
D. | cosθ |
Answer» A. nλ/sinθ |
12. |
With diffraction grating, the angles are |
A. | small |
B. | greater |
C. | zero |
D. | close to zero |
Answer» B. greater |
13. |
Extra distance travelled by one of waves compared with other is called |
A. | path |
B. | displacement |
C. | phase difference |
D. | path difference |
Answer» D. path difference |
14. |
Spreading of wave as it passes through a gap or around an edge is called |
A. | reflection |
B. | refraction |
C. | diffraction |
D. | superposition |
Answer» C. diffraction |
15. |
Fringes are referred to as |
A. | minima |
B. | maxima |
C. | nodes |
D. | normal points |
Answer» B. maxima |
16. |
Principle of superposition can be applied to |
A. | EM waves |
B. | sound waves |
C. | radio waves |
D. | all of above |
Answer» D. all of above |
17. |
Coherent sources emit waves that have |
A. | increasing phase difference |
B. | decreasing phase difference |
C. | constant phase difference |
D. | varying phase difference |
Answer» C. constant phase difference |
18. |
Interference pattern of light and dark bands on screen is called |
A. | graphical pattern |
B. | line spectrum |
C. | light spectrum |
D. | fringes |
Answer» D. fringes |
19. |
Microwaves have wavelength of about |
A. | 10 cm |
B. | 20 cm |
C. | 30 cm |
D. | 40 cm |
Answer» A. 10 cm |
20. |
In young double slit experiment, the wavelength of incident beams should be |
A. | same |
B. | different |
C. | zero |
D. | opposite |
Answer» A. same |
21. |
Wavelength of an incident light when it is incident normally on a diffraction grating having 3000 lines per centimeter angular separation is 10° is |
A. | 500 nm |
B. | 650 nm |
C. | 580 nm |
D. | 600 nm |
Answer» C. 580 nm |
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