- What is the source of all waves and sound?
- What do waves transport?
- What type of wave is a soundwave?
- What is a compression and rarefaction?
- What qualities of a transverse wave does a longitudinal wave not have?
- What does pitch refer to?
- What’s the difference between loudness and intensity?
- What are two examples of resonance?
- What happens to the sound of a tuning fork when it is held against a bigger object like a desk?
- What happens when you force a vibration at the rate of an object’s natural frequency?
- How many times louder is a 95 dB sound compared to a 45 dB sound?
- Where does sound travel fastest: solid, liquid, or gas?
- Where does sound travel fastest: a steel bridge or a wooden bridge? Why?
- What three things does the speed of sound in a gas depend on? Which ones are directly related and which ones are indirectly related with the speed of sound?
- What is the range of human hearing?
- What does infrasonic and ultrasonic refer to?
- Which has a higher wavelength: infrasonic or ultrasonic?
- When does constructive interference occur in sound waves? What happens when constructive interference occurs? What would be one example?
- When does destructive interference occur in sound waves? What happens when destructive interference occurs? What would be one example?
- What is the Doppler effect?
- When something travels towards you, what happens to frequency heard? What about when something travels away from you?
- When something travels towards you, what happens to wavelength of the sound? What about when something travels away from you?
- What strange things happens to sound waves when a source object is moving at the speed of sound?
- If a sound wave has a time period of 0.008 seconds, what would be the wavelength of the wave?
- If a sound wave has a wavelength of 15 meters, is it infrasonic, ultrasonic, or within human hearing?
- What frequency would you hear if an airplane traveling towards you at 80 m/s was emitting a 750 Hz sound? What if the plane was traveling away from you?
- What would be the wavelengthof a sound wave created by a car emitting a 400 Hz sound while traveling at 20 m/s, away from you?
- The time period of a police siren is approximately 0.002 seconds? What frequency would you hear if the police car is driving towards you at 26 m/s?
- A plane travels towards you with at a speed of 339.5 m/s. What frequency do you hear? Explain what is peculiar about this and why.
- A dolphin makes a 1100 Hz sound while swimming away from you at 15 m/s. What sound would you actually hear, while underwater? (Sound travels at 1,500 m/s underwater)
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