it is the frequency of sound between 5000hz to 42000hz. invented by sir frances Galton 1822 to 1922,was one of the earliest devices used in testing hearing.
Yes, when the loudness is below 85 dBSPL.
Sound below about 20 Hertz (20 cycles per second) is considered infrasonic. A link can be found below.
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No. Sound ABOVE 20,000 hz is ultrasound.
No, "below" and "blow" do not rhyme. "Below" is pronounced as buh-LOH, with a long O sound, while "blow" is pronounced as BLOH, with a short O sound.
No. Please see the related questions below for "What rhymes with now?" and "What rhymes with sound?"
It would be helpful if you provided the word or phrase you are referring to. Without that information, I am unable to determine if it has a long "o" sound.
The sound waves which are below the audible sound are called infrasonics(<20Hz) and The sound waves which are above the audible sound are called ultrasonics(>20KHz).
Yes. The digraph OW has a long O vowel sound.
The speed of sound at 70oC is 371.333m/s. Refer to the related link below for a calculator for the speed of sound in air.
Transonic being past the speed of sound and subsonic is below the speed of sound.