While walking on the Moon, you cannot hear the sound of stones cracking behind you because:

1. Sound waves need a medium to travel through.
2. Sound waves are transverse.
3. The acceleration due to gravity on the Moon is very small.
4. Sound waves are longitudinal.
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Column I shows the expression for displacement in different kinds of waveforms (in \(x,t\)) while columns II & III describe their nature. Match them: All the quantities are in SI units.
Column-I Column-II Column-III
(A) \(\small0.04\sin(10x+600t) \) (P) sinusoidal waveform (I) speed \(=30~\text{m/s}\)
(B) \(\small0.008\sin^2(10x-300t)\) (Q) wave pulse (II) speed \(=60~\text{m/s}\)
(C) \(\small\dfrac{3\times10^{-3}}{(10x+600t)^2+400}\) (R) combination of waveforms (III) moving along positive \(x\)
(D) \(\small(2\times10^{-3})\sin10x \cdot\cos300t\) (IV) moving along negative \(x\)
(V) moving in the opposite direction
 
1. A-P,II,III; B-Q,I,IV; C-Q,II,III; D-R,I
2. A-P,II,IV; B-P,I,III; C-Q,II,IV; D-R,I,V
3. A-P,I,III; B-Q,I,IV; C-R,III; D-R,I,IV
4. A-P,I,III; B-Q,I,III; C- R-II,IV; D-R,I,V
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When a sound wave travels from air into water (or vice-versa), then:
1. its frequency changes
2. its wavelength changes
3. both frequency and wavelength change
4. both frequency and wavelength remain unchanged
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Which of the following is not possible for sound waves in air?
1. beats
2. interference
3. diffraction
4. polarization

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Ocean waves strike a beach once every \(4~\text{s},\) and the distance between successive wave crests is \(12~\text{m}.\) What is the velocity of the waves as they move toward the shore?
1. \(3~\text {m/s}\) 2. \(4~\text {m/s}\)
3. \(12~\text {m/s}\) 4. \(48~ \text {m/s}\)
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Which of the following expressions represents a wave?
1. \(y=A \sin (\omega t-kx)\)
2. \(y=A \cos ^2(a t-bx+c)+A \sin ^2(at-bx+c)\)
3. \(y=A \sin kx\)
4. \(y=A \sin \omega t\)
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