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If amplitude of a sound is reduced by ⅓ then what happened to its loudness?​

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Answered by jahanvisharma2910200
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I/3 , The loudness of sound is directly proportional to amplitude of sound wave. Hence on reducing amplitude the loudness also decreases. Explanation: If the amplitude of the sound is made 3 times its initial value, then its loudness will become nine times its initial value.

Answered by sufairasaifu81
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I/3 , The loudness of sound is directly proportional to amplitude of sound wave. Hence on reducing amplitude the loudness also decreases. Explanation: If the amplitude of the sound is made 3 times its initial value, then its loudness will become nine times its initial value.

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