Propagation of Sound

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Propagation of Sound: Overview

This Topic covers sub-topics such as Frequency, Wavelength, Pitch, Compression, Longitudinal Waves, Transverse Waves, Crest, Trough, Sound Wave, Time Period, Sonic Boom, Low Pressure Area, Amplitude of Wave, Mechanical Waves and, Intensity of Sound

Important Questions on Propagation of Sound

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What is intensity?

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Explain briefly about speed of longitudinal waves (speed of sound).

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Define Frequency.

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A mosquito produces a sound of high pitch. Justify the statement. 

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What are the differences between softer sound and louder sound?

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In which of the following cases softer sound will be produced?

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The softness of sound depends on the amplitude of the soundwave.

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Softness of a sound can be determined by _____.

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A sound wave has a frequency of 1.5 kHz and wavelength of 36 cm. Find the time taken by it in second to cover 1.5 km.

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Density of particles in a given medium is not proportional to the pressure.

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Describe the pressure and density in the low pressure area.

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The region of low pressure area in the medium is called compression.

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Define the region of low pressure area in the medium.

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The region of low pressure area in a sound wave is called _____.

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Density of particles in a given medium is proportional to the pressure.

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Differentiate between the high pressure and low pressure area in a medium.

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The region of high pressure area in the medium is called rarefaction.

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Define the region of high pressure area in the medium.

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The region of high pressure area in a sound wave is called _____.

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Which wave property determines pitch?