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WorksheetsWave energy conversion
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 18mins
A horizontal front/back motion of the wave that can be extracted with technologies using a “roll rotation”:
surge
sway
heave
A horizontal side to side motion of the wave that can be extracted with technologies using a “pitch rotation” :
surge
sway
heave
A horizontal front/back motion of the wave that can be extracted with technologies using a “roll rotation”:
surge
sway
heave
Which direction of the wave motion does this technology utilise?
surge
sway
heave
Which direction of the wave motion does this technology utilise?
surge
sway
heave
Which direction of the wave motion does this technology utilise?
surge
sway
heave
Which direction of the wave motion does this technology utilise?
surge
sway
heave
Which direction of the wave motion does this technology utilise?
surge
sway
heave
Which direction of the wave motion does this technology utilise?
surge
sway
heave
To produce one complete sine wave requires a rotation of the circle through . . .
90 degrees
180 degrees
270 degrees
360 degrees
Which wave has a bigger amplitude?
red
blue
both the same
Which wave has a higher frequency?
red
blue
both the same
Which wave has a higher frequency?
yellow
aquamarine
both the same
Which wave has a bigger amplitude?
yellow
aquamarine
both the same
In this image, λ (lambda) represents:
amplitude
wavelength
The amplitude of this wave is . . .
2
23
26
Which is the correction equation relating speed, frequency, and wavelength?
speed = frequency x wavelength
frequency = speed x wavelength
wavelength = frequency x speed
A standing wave, unlike a travelling wave, has points where . . .
the amplitude oscillates and points where the amplitude is always zero
the amplitude is always at the maximum and points where the amplitude is always zero
If there was a standing sound wave in a room, you would hear nothing if you were at . . .
a node
an anti-node
A reflected wave returns . . .
the same way up
upside down
For a wave travelling along a strentched string, the speed of propagation is . . .
faster for low tension
faster for high tension
For the same frequency of oscillation in a stretched string, the wavelength is . . .
longer for low tension
longer for high tension
While an oscillating system is excited at its resonant frequency, it has an amplitude . . .
- larger than normal
- smaller than normal
- the same as normal
- larger than normal, but then reducing
How did you find the coding question in moodle?
Easy
Not easy, but manageable
I had no idea what to do
