Physics, asked by linoshav41423, 10 months ago

Differentiate between audible and inaudible sound.
Describe the various measures to check noise pollution.
Does a sound have to be very loud to be considered as noise?
Explain how the instrument SONAR detects objects.
I've been told that in order to insulate noise coming through a wall, I should cover it with a carpet. Is it true?

Please answer guys!!

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Answered by jayant2406
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Audible sound is those which we can hear from our ears

and inaudible sound is the sound which a human ear can't be able to hear

for human beings audible sound range is 20hz to 20,000hz

no,a sound have does not to be very loud to be considered as noise,

it is always depends upon our mood

if we want to hear light sound then a heavy sound should become noise for us

in other words, the sound which is not suitable to our mood is to be considered as sound

SONAR stands for navigation and ranging of sound

it is use to detect the depth of seas or any other things inside the sea ,oceans,etc

the SONAR is a instrument use such that it sends the sound wave inside the oceans ,sea, etc and measures the time taken by it to come back

and uses formulae distance=speed×time

and Finds the depth of the sea ocean, etc

yes,toinsulate noise coming through a wall, you should cover it with a carpet so, that the carpet observes the sound and it becomes light

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