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What happens as a result of an increase in the intensity of a soundwave?
By increasing the intensity the soundwave will become louder.
What intensity in dB does noise start to become painful?
It depends on the sort of noise. If you like that music you can bear it louder. 120 dB is mostly painful. Don't forget that your ear drums are moved by the sound pressure and not by the sound intensity.
What does intensity in color mean?
INTENSITY!!!!!!!!!!!!
What does intensity of sound depend on?
Intensity ∞ Amplitude2
What is intensity in mapeh?
give me 5 songs with intensity
High intensity UV radiation?
High Intensity UV radiations are the UV-C ones. They are the most dangerous as well.
What happens as a result of an increase in the intensity of a soundwave?
By increasing the intensity the soundwave will become louder.
Why does light's intensity become less after sometime?
Because the batteries have run out.....
Can electric intensity between two different changes become zero?
yes
When is Central Park a dangerous area?
There is no time to predict when a park can become dangerous.
What would tripling the distance from a constant intensity point will cause the illumination to?
Become one ninth.
As latitude increases climates tend to become cooler because of the?
Decreasing intensity of solar rays
Why is extremely high energy gamma radiation over 100 MeV not dangerous?
It is true that 100MeV and higher gamma-rays aren't very dangerous at low intensities. They are, however, dangerous at high intensities (melting, burning, fire, etc.). The reason why low intensity, high energy gammas aren't as dangerous as low intensity, low energy gammas is because at higher energies they become far more likely to interact with atoms via pair-production than they do via Compton scattering, the latter being the only absorption-type gamma ray interaction. When a molecule or an electron absorb enough energy, they sometimes become unbounded, therefore becoming ions, and it's ionization that causes the most cell damage.Long story short: no energy absorption, no ionization, no cell damage.
When does a virus become dangerous?
when it conncets to the cells in your body
How did KKK become dangerous?
Alcohol and weapons ;P
When did aids become widely spread?
Aids are dangerous :)
When water become dangerous?
Yes and no. Water can be dangerous if there are really big waves. Water can be safe if you are with someone.
