ERICAN PHYSICS SOCIETY: Understanding Sound Waves and Their Properties

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Greater sound energy results in larger waves characterized by higher frequency, greater amplitude, more compressions and rarefactions, and slower speed. Vibrations below 16Hz are classified as infrasonic. Shortening a vibrating string increases the pitch of the sound produced, while tightening the string also raises the pitch. Understanding these principles is essential for exploring the properties of sound waves. The discussion emphasizes the relationship between wave characteristics and sound frequency.
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1. Greater sound energy forms larger waves. Larger waves have:
a) higher frequency
b) greater amplitude
c) more compressions and rarefactions
d)slower speed

2.Vibrations with a frequency below 16Hz are called:
a) audible b) supersonic
c)infrasonic d) Ultrasonic

3.If you shorten a vibrating string, the pitch of the sound does what?
4. If you tighten a vibrating string, how does that effect pitch of the sound produced?

thanks
 
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Rostyslav said:
1. Greater sound energy forms larger waves. Larger waves have:
a) higher frequency
b) greater amplitude
c) more compressions and rarefactions
d)slower speed

2.Vibrations with a frequency below 16Hz are called:
a) audible b) supersonic
c)infrasonic d) Ultrasonic

3.If you shorten a vibrating string, the pitch of the sound does what?
4. If you tighten a vibrating string, how does that effect pitch of the sound produced?

thanks
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