what is the 'amplitude' of a vibrating object?
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The size of a vibration or its amplitude is a measure of how far the object moves outwards from the starting position. An object vibrating with a large amplitude requires a large amount of energy and produces a loud sound.
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The size of a vibration or its amplitude is a measure of how far the object moves outwards from the starting position. An object vibrating with a large amplitude requires a large amount of energy and produces a loud sound.
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