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The of an object that is made to vibrate by that is a tuning fork the sound through vibrations a guitar
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Objects vibrate differently Object made of when, vibrates at depends on factors Minimum is required to Requires least amount of to continue
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The frequency of a on an object matches the Needs back to its starting position & Successive push increases i.e. a swing
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Two objects that have the same The vibration of one object can Resonance causes of
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Not restricted to Occurs whenever are applied to a in rhythm w/its i.e. troops marching across a footbridge
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Constructive: Destructive: FOR SOUND: Constructive: Destructive:
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Affects of sounds If sit from two speakers, interference (makes sound louder) If sit to one speaker, interference (makes sound softer) Destructive interference of BUT, can occur Sound waves reflected off walls to form zones of
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Useful in technology Loud devices (i.e. jackhammer) are paired with devices that (i.e. earphones) Sound compressions are
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Periodic variation in the Two slightly mismatched (or other instrument) One fork vibrates @ a freq. diff from the other Vibrations of forks in and out of step Maximum = Minimum =
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If a fork vibrates and another, they are twice each second beat frequency = 2 Hz Beats can occur with When tuning instruments, if frequencies are identical,
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P402-403 TE #2, 3, 8, 9, 12 TS#1, 2
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