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Sound energy is normally measured in either pressure or decibels (a bel is an inconveniently large unit).
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What is the loudness or strength of a sound?
AMPLITUDE
The loudness or strength of a sound is its?
intensity. :)
What is determined by amplitude of a sound wave?
the strength or volume of the sound wave :)
What determined by the amplitude of a sound wave?
the strength or volume of the sound wave :)
The amplitude of a sound wave determines the sounds of what?
the strength or volume of the sound wave :)
The timbre of a sound is influenced by the number and strength of?
Partials
The timbre of a sound is influenced by the number and strength of what that accompany the pitch?
The timber of a sound is influenced by the number and strength of the vibrations that accompany pitch. Timber and pitch are both qualities of tone.
Does strength have a short e sound?
Yes. All common pronunciations of "strength" have a short E sound. (One sounds like the word "length" which has the same spelling.)
What part of the ear increases the strength of the sound waves?
inner
The strength of What sound?
Sound energy is normally measured in either pressure or decibels (a bel is an inconveniently large unit).
What do you call loudness or strength of a sound is its?
There are several words, depending on exactly what is being measured (e.g. amplitude, volume, sound pressure, decibels).
The strength of a sound wave determines what aspect of hearing?
Waves have three properties: Amplitude relates to loudness of sound waves; Frequency relates to pitch of sound waves; and Wavelength relates to to the tone of the sound. Wavelength and frequency combine to give a perception of pitch. Strength might mean amplitude.
