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Delvig [45]
3 years ago
6

Higher amplitudes sound will have a _____________________ sound while lower amplitude will have a __________________________ sou

nd. 10. The speed of sound is dependent on density and temperature of the medium being used so that higher density or temperature will yield a (higher / lower) speed (Kinetic Molecular Theory). 11. Give an example of any resonance heard: 12. Give an example of any echo heard. 13. Give an example of any evidence that sound is energy traveling in waves.
Physics
1 answer:
lukranit [14]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

9)  HIGHER  AND LOWER INTESITY, 10) speed of sound must decrease.

11) guitar the strings, flute,  12) In the mountains,  13) sound of a low frequency horn (sub-wofeer)

     

Explanation:

In this exercise we are asked to complete the sentences.

9) the intensity of the sound is the square of the amplitude, the missing words are

      HIGHER INTESITY

      LOWER INTENSITY

10) the speed of sound is

          v = \sqrt{\frac{B}{\rho} }

and it is also related to temperature

         v = v_o \sqrt{1+ \frac{T}{273} }

We must be careful since the compressibility modulus (B) changes significantly between the solid, liquid and gaseous states, if we are in the same medium, the speed of sound decreases with increasing density. For a higher density the speed of sound decreases

Also the speed of sound increases with temperature, but its effect is less,

Therefore, by having these two effects in the opposite direction, the change in density is more important, so the speed of sound must decrease.

.

11) when you listen to a guitar the strings resonate with the instrument body

   on the flute has a resonance between the blown air and the flute tube

12) When you are in front of a tall object, the sound is reflected and the echo is heard.

      In the mountains, in the squares where there is a large object that reflects in sound

13) when we hear the sound of a low frequency horn (sub-wofeer) we feel the vibration of the air, this is an effect of the pressure energy of the sound on our chest

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