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sound is produced by…
a vibrating source and is a mechanical wave that propagates through a medium from one location to another. Sound is created when a surface vibrates and disturb the air that surrounds it, producing a series of compression and rarefactions that travel away from the surface as a longitudinal wave
speed of sound is different in air, liquids and solids because
their particles are spaced apart differently, and soli particles are arranged closer to one another, so vibration of particles can be transferred throughout the solid faster, and sound travels faster
why must sound waves need a medium
Because sound waves require the oscillation / vibration of particles in a medium to be transferred
what is the procedure of determining the speed of sound in air and calculations
loudness of sound is determined by…
amplitude
pitch of sound is determined by
frequency
echo is produced by
the reflection of sound
sound waves bounce off a surface and reflect back to the ears
ultrasound is
sound with a frequency higher than 20kHz
sound travels at…
the same speed as audible sound in the air
what is ultrasound used for
deep cleaning, quality checks and pre-natal screening
if pitch of sound increases, what things change?
amplitude remains the same, frequency increases, period decreases, wavelength remains the same, wave speed increases
frequency of sound depend on
sound source and is independent of the medium
when temperature increases,
wave speed increases so wavelength increases
while frequency doesn’t change
range of frequencies we can hear
20Hz to 20kHz
music note vs noise
regular vibrations vs irregular
notes of different qualities have
different waveforms