The frequency, fof an oscillating disturbance is equal to number of times (cycle) every second the disturbance passes from the one extreme position to other and back to original position. The number of times (cycles) per second is called Hertz. Basically, the frequency in pure tone sound wave namely pitch of the tone. Briefly describe the particular type of sound as shown in the Figure Q2(a).

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The frequency, fof an oscillating disturbance is equal to number of times (cycle) every
second the disturbance passes from the one extreme position to other and back to
original position. The number of times (cycles) per second is called Hertz. Basically,
the frequency in pure tone sound wave namely pitch of the tone. Briefly describe the
particular type of sound as shown in the Figure Q2(a).
Infrasound
Audible Sound
Ultrasound
f (Hz)
20 Hz
20 kHz
Figure Q2(a)
Transcribed Image Text:The frequency, fof an oscillating disturbance is equal to number of times (cycle) every second the disturbance passes from the one extreme position to other and back to original position. The number of times (cycles) per second is called Hertz. Basically, the frequency in pure tone sound wave namely pitch of the tone. Briefly describe the particular type of sound as shown in the Figure Q2(a). Infrasound Audible Sound Ultrasound f (Hz) 20 Hz 20 kHz Figure Q2(a)
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