Kindly answer it letter only thanks 1. Which of the following produce sound?B. radioA. soft objectsstationsD. objectsC. vibrating objectsunder pressure2. Which of the following would be most likelyto transmit sound the best?A. steel in cabinetB. water inthe oceanC. air in your classroomC. water ina swimming pool3. Resonance occurs whenA. someone pushes an object.B. you vibrate an object.C. somebody hits an object with ahammer.D. you have applied force to a systemto vibrate at its natural frequency.4. Beats can be heard when two tuning forksA. are sounded togetherB. would sound along with the samefrequencyC. would sound along with almost thesame frequencyD. All of the above5. A sound wave is aA. shock waveB. standingwaveC. transverse waveD.longitudinal wave6. The speed of sound wave depends onA. pitchC. temperatureB. loudness.D. None of

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1. Which of the following produce sound? A. soft objects B. radio stations C. vibrating objects under pressure D. objects 2. Which of the following would be most likely to transmit sound the best? A. steel in cabinet B. water in the ocean C. air in your classroom C. water in a swimming pool

1. Which of the following produce sound? A. soft objects B. radio stations C. vibrating objects under pressure D. objects 2. Which of the following would be most likely to transmit sound the best? A. steel in cabinet B. water in the ocean C. air in your classroom C. water in a swimming pool

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Chapter17: Physics Of Hearing

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Kindly answer it letter only thanks

1. Which of the following produce sound?
B. radio
A. soft objects
stations
D. objects
C. vibrating objects
under pressure
2. Which of the following would be most likely
to transmit sound the best?
A. steel in cabinet
B. water in
the ocean
C. air in your classroom
C. water in
a swimming pool
3. Resonance occurs when
A. someone pushes an object.
B. you vibrate an object.
C. somebody hits an object with a
hammer.
D. you have applied force to a system
to vibrate at its natural frequency.
4. Beats can be heard when two tuning forks
A. are sounded together
B. would sound along with the same
frequency
C. would sound along with almost the
same frequency
D. All of the above
5. A sound wave is a
A. shock wave
B. standing
wave
C. transverse wave
D.
longitudinal wave
6. The speed of sound wave depends on
A. pitch
C. temperature
B. loudness.
D. None of

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