Lesson 15 Flashcards

1
Q

Sound cannot travel through the following medium or mediums

A

vacuum

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2
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Any complex sound can be broken down into individual frequencies by a technique known as

A

Fourier spectral analysis

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3
Q

How many octaves occur from 125 H to 2000 Hz?

A

4 octaves

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4
Q

The quality or timbre of a sound is a property that depends on

A

how many frequencies are in the complex sound, the relative strength of each frequency, the resonance of the sound cavities (all of the above)

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5
Q

The speed of sound in air, in feet per second is

A

1100

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6
Q

What does the term “67 dB “ mean?

A

it is meaningless without a reference level

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7
Q

The decibel is

A

a ratio between two intensities

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8
Q

The weakest sound normal human ears can hear in the most sensitive frequency range of the ear is an effective sound pressure of about

A

0.0002 dynes/cm squared

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9
Q

A formant is

A

a frequency region within a complex tone where certain harmonics have relatively large energy

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10
Q

The normal human ear canal resonance is in the approximate range of

A

2500-4000 Hz

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