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    Koh Seok Hwee
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    This document provides a self-check for students to review key concepts and skills from Chapter 15 on Sound. It lists what students should know, such as how sound propagates through compression and rarefaction waves, that sound needs a medium to transmit, and the relationships between pitch/frequency and loudness/amplitude. It also lists what students should be able to do, like describe how sound is produced, compare sound speeds in different materials, relate loudness to amplitude and pitch to frequency, describe how echoes are formed, and define and discuss uses of ultrasound.

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    Self Check - Sound

    Transféré par

    Koh Seok Hwee
    This document provides a self-check for students to review key concepts and skills from Chapter 15 on Sound. It lists what students should know, such as how sound propagates through compression and rarefaction waves, that sound needs a medium to transmit, and the relationships between pitch/frequency and loudness/amplitude. It also lists what students should be able to do, like describe how sound is produced, compare sound speeds in different materials, relate loudness to amplitude and pitch to frequency, describe how echoes are formed, and define and discuss uses of ultrasound.

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    Self Check for Chapter 15 - Sound

    While studying this chapter, tick off each item after your have covered it.

    A What I should know:


    Propagation of sound
    The meaning of compression and rarefaction in the propagation of sound waves
    Sound needs a medium for transmission
    Speed of sound differs in solid, liquid and gas
    Determine the speed of sound using echo
    The meaning of echo
    Relationship between pitch and frequency
    Relationship between loudness and amplitude
    Ultrasound is a type of sound wave with frequencies greater than 20 kHz
    Uses of ultrasound

    B What I should be able to do:


    Describe how sound is produced by vibrating sources
    Describe sound waves as a longitudinal wave with compression and rarefaction
    Explain why a medium is required in order to transmit sound waves
    Compare the speed of sound in air, liquids and solids
    Describe how to determine the speed of sound in air and make the necessary
    calculations
    Relate loudness of a sound wave to its amplitude
    Relate pitch of a sound wave to its frequency
    Describe how reflection of sound produces an echo
    Describe how echo is used for measuring distances
    Define ultrasound
    Describe uses of ultrasound

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