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Reflection of a Pulse at a Fixed End
Let's assume a pulse moving by a medium - perhaps by a rope or a slinky. What happens to the pulse while it reaches the end of that medium? The answer depends on while the medium is fixed within space or free to move at its end. For instance, if the pulse is moving by a rope and the end of the rope is held firmly through a person, after that it could be said in which the pulse is approaching a fixed end. Instead, if the end of the rope is lying on the floor such in which it is free to move up or down while the pulse reaches its end, after that it could be said in which the pulse is approaching a free end.
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