Where Can I Find Mechanical Waves Questions?

[it_ascend]

Hi All,

I have Physics Homework that must be done during my holidays.

The homework is I have to solve 30 questions about Mechanical Waves. I can do any questions, but the rules is:

10 questions about Transvesal Waves
10 questions about Stasioner Waves
10 questions about Melde's experiment


And the questions must have sources. For example: national exam for high schools, university selection test (in Indonesia it's called SNMPTN)

But, i just have some questions, because it is hard for me to find the questions

and, i just need the questions. Let me do the questions :D but, i thank to the poeple that give me Mechanical Waves modules and The Questions.

Ok, thanks before

 

[mark726]

Hello,

I understand that you have a homework assignment to complete during your holidays, which includes 30 questions about Mechanical Waves. The rules state that 10 questions should be about Transversal Waves, 10 questions about Stationary Waves, and 10 questions about Melde's experiment. These questions must also have sources, such as national exams for high schools or university selection tests.

I suggest using reputable sources such as textbooks, scientific journals, and educational websites to find these questions. You can also consult with your instructors or classmates for additional resources. It is important to ensure that the sources you use are reliable and accurate.

I commend your willingness to do the questions yourself and I am happy to provide any modules or resources that may help you in your studies. However, it is important to remember that the purpose of homework is to practice and demonstrate your understanding of the material. I encourage you to ask for help or clarification if you are struggling with any concepts or questions.

I wish you the best of luck in completing your homework and hope that these suggestions will be helpful to you. Thank you for your dedication to your studies and for seeking out additional resources to improve your understanding of Mechanical Waves. Keep up the good work!