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Sound

By: Arisa Moreland

Period 7

A Little Taste of Sound

Beats

  • Beats occur when two sources of sound interfere with each other and have different frequencies, which cause intensity changes
  • The regularly spaced changes in intensity are the beats
  • The beat frequency is the difference between the two wavelengths (frequencies)

Loudness

  • Loudness is the intensity of sound waves in a specific area
  • Decibels measure loudness
  • Over 120 dB is the usual amount a person can stand before pain is experienced

What is Sound?

Works Cited

  • Sound is the waves of vibration that stimulate the inside of our ears
  • There are 3 aspects to every sound: Source, Energy Transference, and Detection
  • When we hear a sound, it is our eardrums vibrating

Giancoli, Douglas C. "Sound." Physics: Principles with Applications. 6th ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Education, 2005. 322-45. Print.

Music by: Sydney "Syd tha Kyd" Bennett and Matthew "Martian" Martin of The Internet

What Can We Hear?

  • The widest range for average hearing is between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz
  • Anything over 20,000 Hz is defined as ultrasonic
  • The audible range of hearing changes with age, as the eardrums grow and change

Frequency

Pitch

  • Frequency is measured in Hertz (Hz)
  • Pitch is most closely related to frequency
  • A Hertz is 1 cycle in 1 second
  • Low frequencies have low pitch and vice versa
  • Dogs can hear up to 50,000 Hz and bats can hear as many as 100,000 Hz
  • Galileo discovered the relationship between the two concepts
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