
Introduction to Sound
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Physics
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8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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Sound
The Omnipresent Sense
By Aayush and Shourya
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Propagation of Sound
Requires a Medium
Cannot travel in a Vacuum
Speed: Gas < Liquid < Solid
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Reverberation or Echoes
Please remove your
ear plucks and,
Listen Properly...
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What is Sound?
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AMPLITUDE & LOUDNESS
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FREQUENCY & PITCH
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Some Important Formulae:
f=T1
f=Time TakenNo of Oscillations
T=f1
T=No of OscillationsTime Taken
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SOME HIGHER ORDER THINKING SKILLS
"The important thing is not to stop questioning" - The guy who found :
e=mc29
What is Sound to our ears?
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What is sound to inanimate objects?
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What is Sound to us?
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Can sound be different for others?
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The Omnipresent Sense
By Aayush and Shourya
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