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Is echo produced in a dense forest?
It is mainly in cold and wet areas as well as large,quiet places. Then in that case yup, forests do produce echo.
What is echo define and explain with examples?
Echo is a delay of sound - it comes at a slower rate and appears to echo. Often distance is a major factor of echo.
Why do you not get echo at all places?
we do not get echo at all the places because everywhere there cannot be the distance of 17.2m b/w the source of sound and the object.
Narcisus and Echo and Athena are both examples of?
Myths
What are examples of-reflection?
A mirror, an echo and a bouncing ball are three common examples of reflection.
What is echo and its application?
echo is nothing but the reflection of sound and it is used to find the distance of certain places like mountains and buildings.
Where do you find an echo?
Any wall in any enclosed room , hill or obstacle about 17 meters away or more will produce an echo.
What places do you hear an echo?
You typically hear an echo in large, open spaces with hard surfaces that reflect sound, such as mountainous areas, canyons, or valleys. Indoor environments like empty gymnasiums, auditoriums, or churches with high ceilings can also produce echoes. Additionally, places like tunnels or large, empty warehouses can amplify sound reflections, creating noticeable echoes.
What is the minimum distance required to produce a distinct echo in meter?
17.2m
How are echoes actually produced?
An echo is a reflection of sound that may come from many places. Examples of echoes could be when sound bounces off the bottom of a well or a large room. There is a delay depending on distance.
Where can one purchase an Echo leaf blower?
Leaf blowers or leaf blowing VACs can be purchased from stores stocking outdoor and garden related hardware and appliances. Alternatively, such products might be purchased through online vendors such as Amazon.
What will a shout in a gymnasium usually produce more of than a shout in an auditorium?
echo
