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图1为一列简谐横波在t=0时的波形图,P是平衡位置在x=1cm处的质元,Q是平衡位置在x=4cm处的质元。图2为质元Q的振动图像。则

A.t=0.3s时,质元Q的加速度达到正向最大

B.波的传播速度为20m/s

C.波的传播方向沿x轴负方向

D.t=0.7s时,质元P的运动方向沿y轴负方向

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答案:C

题目分析:由图2可知,t=0.3s时,质元Q的位置在正向最大位移处,故其加速度是达到反向最大,故A是不对的;由图1可知,波长为8cm,由图2可知,周期为0.4s,故波速为v==20cm/s,所以B也是不对的;由于质元Q在t=0时的振动方向是向下的,故可以判断出波的传播方向是沿x轴的负方向传播的,故C是正确的;当t=0.7s时,实际上是经过1T,0位置处的质元会运动到负的最大位移处,所以P点的质元会运动到x轴以下正在沿y轴的正方向运动的位置,故D是不对的。

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