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When you speak, your voice box vibrates. These vibrations cause the surrounding air particles to vibrate as well. These air particles in turn cause the other particles to vibrate. Energy is carried off in this manner into your ear. When the vibrations reach your ear, the receptor cells in your ear-drum send electrical signals to your brain, which interpret it as sound.
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What happens to your vocal cords when you speak?
a high pitched sound
What happens to sound waves when we speak in a room?
When we speak in a room, sound waves are created by the vibrations of our vocal cords. These sound waves then travel through the air in the room, bouncing off walls, ceilings, and objects, which can cause them to echo or be absorbed. The room's acoustics, such as its size, shape, and material surfaces, can influence how the sound waves behave and are perceived by listeners.
How does cyclops sound?
They speak plain words, but they don't speak well
How do you make a sound when you speak?
hiya
How do you muffle sound?
speak softly
What happens to the frequency and Amplitude when you scream?
When you scream, the frequency typically increases, resulting in a higher pitch. The amplitude also increases, making the sound louder. This happens because your vocal cords vibrate faster and with more force when you scream compared to when you speak normally.
What is the importance of sound in communication?
to know how to speak
What sound does the bottlenose dolphin make?
speak
What is conversion of sound energy when you speak?
Sound is waves of compression. When you speak, your vocal cords vibrate setting up pressure waves that move through the air.
What happens to speed of sound in air when sound get louder?
The loudness of the sound has no effect on its speed.
What happens when thunder occurs?
nothing happens its just a sound.
Do dinosaurs use sounds to speak?
They did not exactly speak, but there is little doubt that they used sound to communicate.
