<h2>Answer: The <u>height</u> of a sound wave determines its <u>loudness</u> </h2>
Sound waves are longitudinal mechanical waves, that is, they depend on a medium to propagate.
Among the characteristics of a sound wave, it is the amplitude, that is the degree of movement of the molecules of the medium in which the wave propagates.
Depending on how high this amplitude is, the sound will be louder.
The force will remain same if the mass of each sphere is doubled and the distance between them is doubled as well.
The force of gravitation between two spheres is given by
m1= mass of first object
m2= mass of second object
r= distance between the masses
Now if each mass is doubled and the distance r is doubled as well
F'=
so F'= F
so the force remains same and is equal to 1000 N.
Because plastic and rubber are known as insulators which keep metal wires protected
Answer:
The material stretched across the drum vibrates to produce the sound waves.
Explanation:
A drum is one of the oldest musical instrument made by man. It is made of a hollow body over which a material such as skin is stretched. When a drum is struck with a stick, the material vibrates up and down. This makes the air above the drum to contract and relax rhythmically resulting in soundwaves. The soundwaves travel through air to reach our ears where they are heard.
The quality of sound produced by a drum is affected by its shape. A larger drum produces a lower pitched sound.
Answer:
3 significant figures are in 1.02m
Explanation:
