Exam 3. Pure & Complex To es Flashcards

1
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Define acoustics

A

The study of sound

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2
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Define speech (non-Stetson)

A

A continuously changing stream of sound

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3
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Define sound

A

A set of movements or disturbances in the air, solid, or liquid.

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4
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Most sounds are….

A

Complex

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5
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Define complex periodic sound

A

The pattern of vibration keeps repeating itself in a predictable manner.

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6
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EXs - complex periodic sound

A

/a/

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7
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When you see a as a prefix, what does it mean?

A

Without

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8
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Define complex a periodic sound

A

The pattern of vibration repeats itself in a random manner. Referred to as noise.

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9
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Define pure tone

A

A sound that consists of only one frequency of vibration.

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10
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What does a pure tone result from?

A

Results from a vibration that repeats itself a constant number of cycles per second.

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11
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Define frequency

A

The numbers of cycles per second. Abbreviated as Hz (Hertz).

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12
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What is the best example of a pure tone?

A

The sound generated by a tuning fork

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13
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A tuning fork is forged to vibrate at _________.

A

One frequency

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14
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From the time a tuning fork is struck to the time it dampens out, what is it vibrating at?

A

392 HZ

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15
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What is the affect of loudness on frequency from the time a tuning fork is struck until it dampens out?

A

Just because th esound is not as loud doesn’t mean it isn’t the same frequency as it was when force was applied (when it was louder).

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16
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Define simple harmonic motion (SHM)

A

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17
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What is the relationship between frequency and loudness?

A

Frequency and loudness have nothing to do with one another.

18
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What are terms essential to SHM?

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  1. Force
  2. Elasticity
  3. Inertia