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Two waves if the samr pitch have amplitudes in the ratio 1:3.what will be the ratio of their (i)loudness (ii)pitch

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Answered by PRASENJITGAMER

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Answer:

Loudness depends on the square of the amplitude of the wave.

That is, loudness∝(amplitude)

2

Thus, when the ratio of amplitudes of the wave is 1:3, the loudness becomes 1:9.

Explanation:

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