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Guitar Strings and Crumbling Bridges 5.1.4 Resonance Guitar Strings and Crumbling Bridges

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Sound Facts Sound is transmitted as a LONGITUDINAL wave. Sound is a mechanical wave so it requires A MEDIUM TO BE TRANSMITTED. Speed of sound in… air: 331 m/s sea water: 1435 m/s steel: 5100 m/s Amplitude of a sound wave is synonymous with VOLUME, LOUDNESS, INTENSITY