This document compares two sound samples, with sample 1 being a low, loud sound around 600Hz while sample 2 is a high pitched sound at 1200Hz. The waveforms are shown with sample 1 having a wider amplitude, indicating it is louder than sample 2.
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A learning object that explains the concept of how constructive and destructive interference between two sound waves with varying frequncies produces beats. Practice problems with answers are included to improve understanding.
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Using multiple choice, my LO will help one how to calculate mean and beat frequency. A concert master determines how off the initial note was by counting how many beats is in a second.
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Example physical properties
1. Physical Properties of Sounds - Table
Sound Sample 1 - description Sound sample 2 - description
This is sample 1, the sound was very low and quite loud. This is sample 2, the sound was very high pitched.
Sound sample 1 - wave form showing time scale Sound sample 2 - wave form showing time scale
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Estimate of frequency (Hz) 6 x 100 = 600Hz Estimate of Frequency (Hz) 12 x 100 = 1200Hz
Sample 1 is louder than sample 2 (wider amplitude).