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lisov135 [29]
3 years ago
6

During the class prize-giving ceremony, Anand clapped his hands hard while Kumar clapped his hands softly. Everybody could hear

Anand's clapping while only a few could hear Kumar's clapping. This was because the sound produced by Anand was of____________.
A - higher pitch
B - lower frequency
C - higher volume
D- lower pitch
Physics
1 answer:
algol133 years ago
3 0

Answer:

C - higher volume

Explanation:

The pitch or frequency of sound that an object can produce depends upon its size and configuration . The shape of hand of all are same so the frequency of sound produced by hands of all will be almost same . Hence frequency of sound produced by the hands of Anand and Kumar would have been almost the same .

But the intensity of sound produced by them would have been different . Intensity represents energy a sound carries . Hard hitting clap will produce sound of higher intensity . Intensity of sound is also called high volume sound . So Kumar's clap will carry greater energy and hence greater volume of sound .

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