Physics and Acoustics

Welcome to the "Physics and Acoustics" category on Questions LLC! Here, you will find a collection of intriguing and thought-provoking questions related to the fascinating worlds of physics and acoustics. Whether you are a science enthusiast, a student seeking knowledge, or simply curious about the intricacies of these disciplines, this category is the perfect place for you to explore and expand your understanding. From fundamental concepts of motion and energy to the principles behind sound and vibration, we have a wide range of questions that delve into the mysteries of the physical world. So, join us on this intellectual journey and uncover the wonders that lie within the realms of physics and acoustics!

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Musical FrequenciesThe frequencies of musical notes (measured in cycles per second) form a geometric sequence. Middle C has a
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2. asked by Help please
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In a lecture hall you sit 12 m directly in front of one of the two speakers on the front of the hall. The second speaker is 8m
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2. asked by Alisa
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why is sound important to radio
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2. asked by paddy
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A siren is producing a tone of frequency 10000 Hz, and a handheld decibel meter (like the one I use in class) is reading 20 dB.
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2. asked by dreadantlers
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The data shows the speed of sound through air and water from the sea at 21°C. How does the speed of sound compare in sea water
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2. asked anonymously
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air:344water:1,437 Rock:3,000 based on the data in the table which of the following boys would be able to hear a rock falling of
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2. asked anonymously
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Why do sound engineers use spongy materials on walls? (1 point)
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2. asked anonymously
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