Physics, asked by radhavirushni, 2 months ago

examples of inaudible sounds and it's decibel​

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Answered by diksharathore021
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Answer:

DECIBEL SOUND EXAMPLE

10 Almost inaudible A leaf falling

20 Audible Rustles of autumnal leaves

30 Very quiet Whispering

40 Living room, quiet classroom

Answered by amala2938
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Answer:

A 60 Hz sound at 40 dB is inaudible. The 0-phon curve represents the threshold of normal hearing.

We can hear some sounds at intensity levels below 0 dB.

For example, a 3-dB, 5000-Hz sound is audible, because it lies above the 0-phon curve.

Explanation:

Examples of inaudible sounds include:

1) Infrasound - these are sounds that have wave frequencies that are below the normal lower human hearing limit - which is below 20Hz. Examples include communication sounds made b whales, elephants, giraffes and rhinos.

Decibel Sound Example

10 Almost inaudible A leaf falling

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