Pressure Waves

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In human voice production, what causes the fluctuations in air pressure?

vocal fold vibration

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True or False: When we create a sound wave while speaking, the individual air molecules of the sound wave travel from the mouth of the speaker to the eardrum of the listener?

False

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What acoustic dimensions are represented in an oscillogram?

frequency, amplitude, wavelength

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What is the y-axis and x-axis of an osciligram?

y-axis: amplitude (dB)

x-axis: time

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Frequency

cycles per second

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Formula for frequency

1/T

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Frequency is perceived as

Pitch

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If the period of a waveform is 10 ms long what is its frequency?

100 Hz

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ms to s

divide by 1,000

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If the frequency of a waveform is 200 Hz, what is its period?

0.005 seconds or 5 ms

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Amplitude

amount of displacement from the rest position

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Amplitude is perceived as

loudness

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Peak-to-Peak amplitude

the distance between a maximum and the next minimum

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Zero Crossing

the point at which the rest position is reached

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Wavelength

distance between two pressure maxima

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Speed of sound

340 m/s

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Formula for wavelenght

c/f

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Assuming that the speed of sound is 340 m/s and the frequency of a waveform is 100 Hz, what is the wavelength?

3.4 m

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