Physics, asked by KRISHNAVENIT, 3 months ago

Two waves A and B are of
amplitudes 3cm and 4cm respectively
compare their loudness .Which sound
is louder?​

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Answered by arushidwivedi08
6

Answer:

the wave having the altitude of 4cm will be louder

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Answered by ArunSivaPrakash
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Sound wave B is louder than sound wave A.

  • The amplitude of a sound wave is the height of the wave. It is denoted by "A".
  • It shows how much maximum displacement is done by the vibrating particles from their mean position on sound production.
  • It measures the loudness of the sound wave.
  • Loudness ∝ (Amplitude)²
  • This means, higher the amplitude of a sound wave, the more will be its loudness.
  • As wave B (A= 4cm) has a higher amplitude than wave A (A= 3cm), therefore wave B is louder than sound wave A.
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