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The location of the water level CAN BE ALTERED in a resonance tube to create resonance

TRUE

INCREASE in the length of a vibrational system decreases the frequency and increases the wavelength

False

The waves in the air column of an organ pipe demonstrates sound amplification in fixed end standing wave.

True

Resonance frequencies with wave functions are called:

Mode of Vibration

Resonance occurs when the first object is vibrating at the harmonic frequency of the second object

False

A loud sound produced is an evidence of resonance

True

Background frequencies are canceled out inside a seashell

False

The free end in a "string fixed at one end" set up is an antinode

True

The first overtone is denoted by F2

True

Standing wave is produced if the frequency of the tuning fork is the same as the frequency of the vibrating string

True

What happens when one object forces a second object into vibrational motion?

Resonance is produced

Why are sound waves not audible in a quiet room?

Low intensity

Why are sound waves not audible in a quiet room?

Vibration of air column in the metal tube

How is air column controlled in woodwind instruments?

By opening and closing holes within metal tube

If a straw is shortened, what can be said of its pitch?

High pitch

The third lowest frequency is _____ times the fundamental frequency

3

What relates resonance frequencies, length of string and wave speed?

Standing wave condition

How is the second harmonic called in music?

First overtone

Resonance frequencies in pipes depend on

Length of pipe and open or closed to P

What type of pipe has the constant pressure on the ends of the pipe?

Organ pipe

What are the integer numbers in a standing wave equation on a "string fixed on one end"

Odd numbers

In what type of pipe would a stream of air is directed against the sharp edge of an opening

Flue type organ pipe

v/4Lv is known as

Fundamental frequency