The nature of sound
Properties of Sound
Music
How you hear sound
Useing sound
100

A reflected sound wave

Echo

100

your perseption on sound

Loudness

100

A set of note that sound plesent to ones ears

Misic

100

Colects sound waves

Ear canal

100

reflecting sound waves to deturmine distanices from objects

Echolocation

200

the ability of a material to bounce back 

ealsticity

200

The amout of energy carried per second to a point

Intensity

200

the lowest natural frequency

Fundamental tones

200

small, tightly stretched, drumlike membrane

Eardrum

200

animals use echolocation to 

find food

300

the total mass of a object

Density

300

the measure of loudness

Decibel (DB)

300

High natural frequencies

Over tones 

300

fluid filled cavity shaped like a snail shell that contains hair sells

Cochlea

300

a system that uses reflected sound waves to locate objects underwater 

sonar

400

Sound travels slower at _______ temps

Lower

400

How high or low a sound is 

Pitch

400

three types of interuments

Stringed, wind, Brass

400

hearing loss is mostly caused by___

Age

400

Sonar stands for

Sound navigation and ranging

500

the speed of sound depends on ____,____,____ of the medium

Elasticity, density, tempture

500

A change in frequency of a wave soure as it moves from/to an object

Doppler effect

500

_____ is the study of how sound interact with eachother, so ____ echoes of a sound are heard after the sound source stopes

Acoustics

Reverberstion

500

What happens when hearing loss acurs

The hair cells in your ear die

500

a divice that uses reflected ultrasound waves to create a picture

sonogram

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