2 A piano plays sound waves withtroquencies 125 Hz, 640 Hz and 2000Hz. Name the type of sound waves(in order).O All are audible scundO All are infrosoundO utrasound, Audible soundInfrasoundO Intresound, Audible andUltrasound

frequencies given (125hz,640hz and 2000hz) ultra sounds are above 20kHz so that's wrong infrasound…

A piano plays sound waves with frequencies 125 Ha, B40 Hz and 2000 Hz. Name the type of sound waves (in order). O All are audible sound All are intrasound ultrasound, Audible sounci Intrasound O Ultrasound Infrasound, Audible and

A piano plays sound waves with frequencies 125 Ha, B40 Hz and 2000 Hz. Name the type of sound waves (in order). O All are audible sound All are intrasound ultrasound, Audible sounci Intrasound O Ultrasound Infrasound, Audible and

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Chapter17: Sound Waves

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A piano plays sound waves with
troquencies 125 Hz, 640 Hz and 2000
Hz. Name the type of sound waves
(in order).
O All are audible scund
O All are infrosound
O utrasound, Audible sound
Infrasound
O Intresound, Audible and
Ultrasound

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