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What type of mechanical wave is produced by the action of this coiled spring?
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What kind of motion produces a transverse wave when using a coiled spring?
mechanical wave
Which type of mechanical wave is produced by pushing sharply on the end of a spring?
a longitudinal wave
Which type of mechanical wave is produced by pushing sharply on the end of a spring toy?
a longitudinal wave
How is energy stored in a clock?
The energy stored in the clock is in the form of elastic potential energy of its coiled spring .The spring is coiled by winding the clock.
How you could model a compressional wave using a coiled spring you?
no answer
What kind of motion produces a transverse wave when using a coiled spring?
mechanical wave
What is spring made of?
Springs are usually made of coiled and hardened steels. Springs can be defined as the mechanical devices that are capable of storing mechanical energy because of their elasticity.
What is a coiled spring?
A spring you see in a pen. It has potential energy until you click it, then the coiled spring becomes kinetic.
What type of mechanical wave is produced by pushing sharply on the end of a spring toy?
Buoyancy
Which type of mechanical wave is produced by pushing sharply on the end of a spring?
a longitudinal wave
Which type of mechanical wave is produced by pushing sharply on the end of a spring toy?
a longitudinal wave
Why is spring in spring balance are coiled?
To absorb the maximum energy(property is resilience)
How is energy stored in a clock?
The energy stored in the clock is in the form of elastic potential energy of its coiled spring .The spring is coiled by winding the clock.
When was the first modern mattress made?
Modern mattresses typically have springs. The first mattress which had coiled springs was introduced in 1901. This mattress was produced by VI-Spring, an English manufacturer.
How you could model a compressional wave using a coiled spring you?
no answer
How do analog watches tick?
Mechanical watches tick as the escapement mechanism moves to allow the gear train to move ahead one time interval. The period of the escapement is determined by the torsion-spring based pendulum in the watch and the motive power from the coiled main spring.
How could you model a compressional wave using a coiled spring toy?
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