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Q5 (a) Why are we not able to hear the sound of a vibrating pendulum?
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Any vibrating body will produce sound unless it is in vacuum, in which case off course there would not be any sound, since sound requires a medium to propagate. When a pendulum swings from side to side it will obviously collide with the air particles in the air and they might vibrate a bit too producing some sound. But we don't hear it.
The vibrations do reach our ears, but because we can only hear from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz , we don't hear it. The frequency of sound produced due to vibrations of seconds pendulum is 0.5 Hz which is infrasonic sound.
Hence, the seconds pendulum is not heard.
The vibrations do reach our ears, but because we can only hear from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz , we don't hear it. The frequency of sound produced due to vibrations of seconds pendulum is 0.5 Hz which is infrasonic sound.
Hence, the seconds pendulum is not heard.
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because it is an infrasonic sound so we are not able to hear the sound of a vibrating pendulum.
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