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Sound and Waves Integrated Science. Sound Waves Description  Light waves are transverse waves.  Sound waves are longitudinal waves.

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1 Sound and Waves Integrated Science

2 Sound Waves Description  Light waves are transverse waves.  Sound waves are longitudinal waves.

3 Relating the Two Wave Types Variations in Air Pressure and Corresponding Waveform

4 Wave Properties and Sound  A large amplitude = loud sound  Areas of compression are wide.  A high frequency = high pitch  Areas of compression are close together.

5 Sound Waves and Instruments  To make sound, musical instruments vibrate.  Vibrations from the instrument cause the longitudinal waves to form.  The frequency and size of the vibrations determine the pitch and volume of the sound.

6 Musical Instruments  How they work…  A wave is made and then amplified within the instrument.  Woodwinds  The reed makes the wave.  Brass  Your lips make the wave.  String  Plucking a string makes the wave.  Percussion  Hitting the drum makes the wave.

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10 How We Hear Sound Outer Ear  Sound Waves hit our outer ear and eardrum causing it to vibrate.

11 How We Hear Sound Middle Ear  The eardrum vibrating causes three tiny bones in the ear to vibrate.  The three tiny bones cause liquid inside the ear to vibrate.

12 How We Hear Sound Inner Ear  The vibrations from the liquid inside the inner ear communicate with nerves that send the sound to our brain.


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