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Frequency

= F


F= cycles ÷ T


(time taken to complete one cycle)


Period

= T


T = 1 ÷ F

Time

Distance ÷ Speed (possibly used to find Speed of Sound without Temperature)


t= d÷v


(triangle is d on top, t on bottom right and v on bottom left)

Mach Number

M# = mach number


M= speed of object ÷ speed of sound


(Triangle os object on top, speed of sound on bottom right and M# is bottomleft)

What Property Affects Loudness of Sound

Amplitude

Wavelength

= λ


λ = v (speed) ÷ F


Bell Equation

B2-B1=10log(I1÷I2)


I = intensity

Speed Of Sound

V = 332m/s + (.59m/s/c) T (temperature)

Beat Frequency

Beat Frequency (fb)= number of beats heard ÷ T in seconds


or


Fb = F1(frequency) - F2 (if you don't know a frequncy swap it in fb places and minus by fb)

Octane

Found by doubling frequency

Vibrating String

note that there are four ways to found how much a string vibrates BUT all four ways have F1÷F2 in the equation

Resonant length in closed air collumns

Resonant Length = 1/4 (one fourth)•λ



λ= resosant length ÷ 1/4

Node

= n


Half of Wavelength( λ)

Resonant in Opem Air columns

Resonant Length = 1/2 (half) • λ λ= resosant length ÷ 1/2

Sound Frequency

F2 = F1 (v ÷ v + or - vs)


V = (speed of sound)


Vs = speed of the the source


You add vs of the source is moving away from the observe and subtract if the source is moving closer