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SS2: PHYSICS - 3RD TERM

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  1. Waves I
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  2. Light Waves
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  3. Reflection of Light Waves at Plane Surfaces
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  4. Curved Mirrors
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  5. Refraction of Light
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  6. Dispersion of White Light
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  7. Refraction of Light through Lenses
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  8. Application of Lenses in Optical Instruments
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  9. Sound Waves
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  10. Vibration in Springs & Pipes
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  • Application of Sound Waves

For musical instruments, the source is set into vibration by striking, plucking, bowing or blowing.

Musical instruments are classified into:

(i) wind instruments
(ii) string instruments
(iii) percussion instruments

(i) Wind Instruments:

These produce sound through a vibrating column of air. Examples are flutes, trumpets, clarinets and saxophones.

For any of these instruments, the player blows through the opening causing a column of air to vibrate. By manipulating the keys of the instrument, the player alters the length of the vibrating column thereby producing sounds of a different tone, frequency, or pitch.

 

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