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Question Answer
Sound is this type of waveLongitudinal Wave
The number of waves per secondFrequency
Symbol is ffrequency
time for one wavePeriod
Length of one waveWavelength
Symbol for length of a waveLambda
Name we give to frequency of sound usually in musicPitch
Measured in decibelsloudness of sound
The property of a wave that loudness depends uponAmplitude
A change in apparent pitch caused by the motion of the source or recieverThe doppler shift
What actually is passing thru the air when we hear soundPressure Waves
The product of a sound's frequency and wavelengthVelocity
What actually causes most soundsVibrating objects
The type of resonator with a pressure node at both endsOpen Tube Resonator
The type of resonator which has a pressure anti-node at one endClosed Tube Resonator
The type of tube which resonates at 1/2, 1, 11/2, 2, wavelengthsOpen Tube Resonator
This type of tube resonates at 1/4, 3/4, 5/4 wavelengthClosed Tube Resonator
The quality of a sound or the way a vibration actually sounds to a persons earTimbre
DissonanceAn unpleasant sound
ConsonanceA pleasant sound
The fundamental frequencyThe lowest frequency which will resonate in a resonator
HarmonicHigher frequencies which will resonate in the same tube as the fundamental
Open pipe (tube) resonatorA tube which is open at both ends
Closed pipe (tube) resonatorA tube which has one closed end
A loud then soft variation in the sounds amplitude caused by interferenceBeat
OctaveThe difference in frequency between a fundamental and the first harmonic
OvertonesThe name given to the fundamental and all the harmonics