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We are constantly surrounded by sound in our daily lives from nature, technology, and our own bodies. Sound is used across various fields like geology, oceanography, and healthcare to study depths and for medical purposes. Physically, sound is a mechanical wave that transmits pressure oscillations through solids, liquids, and gases in the form of vibrating matter traveling in waves. It is produced when objects vibrate and disturb the surrounding air, creating changes in air pressure that move as sound waves.
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Sound
- 2. Let as just first start at the basic. We live in a world of sound. Anywhere we go and whatever we do, we hear sound. We hear the chirping of birds, ticking of clock and beating of our hearts.
- 3. Most of our gadgets are sound embedded to amuse us. In the field of geology and oceanography, sound is used to determine depths. The health sciences are also using sound for medical purposes. Some animals are dependent on sound for movement.
- 4. IN PHYSICS, Sound • is a mechanical wave that is an oscillation of pressure • is transmitted through a solid, liquid, or gas • is a form of energy and is transmitted by vibrating matters • travels in waves
- 5. Sound is made when something vibrates. • The vibration disturbs the air around it. • This makes changes in air pressure. • These changes in air pressure move through the air as sound waves.
- 6. Copy from Content Integration Seminar…