10.1 sound the horns because the swine is here Flashcards

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1
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what is soudn

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Form of energy caused by vibration

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2
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Sound require a?

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Medium to propogate

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3
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Sound can propagate through ___ but cannot through ___

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Liquid, solid, gas
Vacuum

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4
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State how sound is transferred from a bell

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Metal surface of bell vibrate -> air molecules near surface also vibrate & collide with air molecules nearby -> transferred in form of wave

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5
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How is transfer of sound in solid

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Very rapid
Particles at one end start to vibrate -> causes nearby particles to also vibrate -> solid particles arranged very closely

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6
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How is speed of sound in liquid

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Loose arrangement of particles -> less rapidly

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How is speed of sound in gas

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Very slowly -> arrangement of gas particles - far apart from each other -> delay in transfer of vibration

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8
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If sound transfers very rapidly in solids, why cant we hear in solid

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It takes more energy to vibrate a solid than a gas

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9
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Which types of surface can reflect and absorb sound better & worse

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Hard and smooth - reflector
Soft and rough - absorber

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10
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Characteristics of R & A of sound is same as?

A

Characteristics of light

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11
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What are two main properties of sound

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Frequency -> pitch -> hertz (Hz)
Amplitude -> strength / loudness

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What is a hertz

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Number of oscillations per second

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13
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state relationship between change in amplitude & effect

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Amplitude increase -> louder sound

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14
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state relationship between change in frequency & effect

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Frequency increase -> higher pitch

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15
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What is the Doppler effect

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Apparent change in frequency caused by the relative movement of sound source, rm of observer / both

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16
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Explain the Doppler effect of an ambulance

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Frequency heard increases when approaches the stationery observer
Frequency heard decreases when drives away

17
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On a piano, a lower note means lower?

A

Frequency / pitch

18
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If a spoon is knocked on differently filed glass, state the pitches and why

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Tapping spoon on glass -> vibration -> sends sound wave through water
Most water -> slower vibration -> lower sound

19
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If you blow on differently filed glass, state the pitches and why

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Blow across the top of the bottle -> set the air molecules vibrating -> produce sound waves
Least filled -> lowest sound -> more air -> slower vibrationi

20
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What is an echo

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Produced when sound waves are reflected from hard surface to the listener

21
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What are characteristics of echo

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Sounds the same as original sound
Takes some time to reach listener’s ears

22
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What is condition for echo

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At least 17 m from object
Time must be 0.1 sec (or else will merge with original)

23
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What is application of reflection of sound wave in human life

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Ultrasound, sonar

24
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What is ultrasound & characteristics

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Sound wave with frequency > 20000 Hz
Cannot be heard by humans - can be heard by animals (bats) -> navigation

25
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Which industry is sonar used by human and for what

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Shipping - Detect underwater object
Medical & Fisheries

26
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What is human hearing range

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20 - 20000 Hz

27
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how does range of hearing change as we age

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Becomes narrower
Ears lose the sensitivity to sound frequencies

28
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What are special devices to overcome limitation of hearing

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Stethoscope -> doctor listen to patient heartbeat
Megaphone -> amplify voice so can be heard from distance
Hearing aid -> amplify sound entering ear

29
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Why speed of sound effected by temperature of air

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Propagates faster in air of higher temp -> transfer of sound energy occur faster -> higher kinetic energy of air molecules

30
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How does ultrasound produce image of baby in womb

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Ultrasound wave transmitted by scanner probed - moved across belly of pregnant mother
Reflected when hits the foetus in womb
Information from reflection shown as image on monitor