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Sound Waves

  • Sound waves are produced by vibrating sources.
  • A medium is required to transmit sound; sound cannot travel through a vacuum.
  • Sound waves are longitudinal waves consisting of compressions (high pressure) and rarefactions (low pressure).
  • When a sound wave meets a solid, the vibrations are transferred to the solid (e.g., can shatter glass).

Compressions and rarefactions

Compressions and rarefactions

Measuring the Speed of Sound

  • Speed of sound in air ≈ 340 m/s; fastest in solids (~5000 m/s), slowest in gases.
  • Experiment 1: Two people at measured distance (e.g., 100 m); one bangs blocks, other starts stopwatch on sight and stops on sound. Repeat and average time.
  • Experiment 2: Two microphones connected to an oscilloscope placed ~2 m apart; clap near first mic; oscilloscope measures time difference between mic signals.
  • Speed = distance / time. Experiment 2 is more accurate because timing is automatic.
  • Random errors in Experiment 1 due to reaction time; use larger distances and repeat readings to reduce error.

Measuring the speed of sound between two points

Measuring the speed of sound between two points

Pitch and Loudness

  • Frequency determines pitch: high frequency → high pitch; low frequency → low pitch.
  • Amplitude determines loudness: large amplitude → loud sound; small amplitude → quiet sound.
  • Sound waves reflect off hard surfaces; the reflected sound is called an echo.

Pitch and amplitude of a sound wave

Pitch and amplitude of a sound wave

Ultrasound

  • Human hearing range: 20 Hz to 20 kHz (decreases with age).
  • Ultrasound is sound with frequency higher than 20 kHz.
  • Ultrasound is used in medical imaging (e.g., sonograms) and industrial testing.

Frequencies of ultrasound

Frequencies of ultrasound

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  1. 1.What type of wave is a sound wave?

    Easy
    • ATransverse
    • BLongitudinal
    • CElectromagnetic
    • DStationary
  2. 2.Sound waves can travel through a vacuum.

    Easy

    True or false?

  3. 3.Complete the sentence.

    Easy

    Sound waves consist of regions of higher pressure called ____ and regions of lower pressure called ____.

  4. 4.State the approximate range of frequencies audible to humans.

    Easy
  5. 5.Which of the following materials does sound travel fastest through?

    Easy
    • AAir
    • BWater
    • CSteel
    • DVacuum
  6. 6.A sound wave with a high frequency has a low pitch.

    Easy

    True or false?

  7. 7.Match each term to its correct description.

    Medium
    • Amplitude
    • Frequency
    • Wavelength
    • Determines loudness
    • Determines pitch
    • Distance between compressions
  8. 8.Arrange the following media in order of increasing speed of sound (slowest first).

    Easy
    • Gas
    • Liquid
    • Solid

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