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What are 5 instruments in an orchestra.
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piano trupet trombone glockenspiele clarinet.
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Which part of the instruments make vibrations.
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the strings on the piano vibrate to give a tone, the glockenspiele vibrates when the musician hits a block of metal, the reed vibrates on the clarinet.
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how can you make an instrument louder.
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by blowing harder or hitting harder.
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how does a whistle make sound.
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a whistle makes a sound by a little ball vibrating in the whistle.
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What is a signal genorator?
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a signal genorator is something that makes a certain tone that you want to hear.
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WHat kind of frequency does a bass not have?
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a bass note is long a soft rather than long and soft.
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WHat is the measurement of sound?
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Hertz
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do the particles in a high pitched note move faster than in a lower pitched note?
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yes
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Can air pass through solids,liquids and gasses?
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it cannot pass through gasses but can pass through liquids and solids.
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What is a Vacuum?
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a vacuum is nothing but emptyness and there are no particles or sounds.
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What are the movment of molecules in gas?
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the movmetn in gas in free movement meaning that t can move freely becuase there are no other particles sorrouding it.
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What is a sound wave?
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a sound wave is a reaqding of sound.
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what are the three sections called that are in the ear?
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inner,middle and outer ear
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what does Hz mean?
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it means Hertz.
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what is the name of these elements
H O C CU MG and CA |
Hydrogen Oxygen Carbon Copper Magnesium and Calcium.
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