explain relation between loudness and amplitude of sound. in detail
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Sound waves with a large amount of energy have a larger amplitude which increases the loudness in the wave.
2 ways to increase the amplitude
1.) Increase the waves energy
2.)Increase the force of the impact (hit harder, more vibrations)
Relationship
The larger an amplitude of a wave the louder the sound and the lower the amplitude of the wave the softer the sound.
Amplitde- The maximum distance the particles of the wave vibrate away from the resting point
Loudness- The extenet to which a sound can be heard
2 ways to increase the amplitude
1.) Increase the waves energy
2.)Increase the force of the impact (hit harder, more vibrations)
Relationship
The larger an amplitude of a wave the louder the sound and the lower the amplitude of the wave the softer the sound.
Amplitde- The maximum distance the particles of the wave vibrate away from the resting point
Loudness- The extenet to which a sound can be heard
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Hey there!
Relation between Loudness and Amplitude:
Loudness is directly proportional to square of the amplitude.
i.e Loudness ∝ (Amplitude)²
Example:
When a body vibrates with a greater amplitude, it sends forth a greater amount of energy and hence the energy received by the eardrum is large, so the sound appears louder.
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