Physics, asked by Ghayini, 10 months ago

why do we hear the sound of a buzzing Bee while we are unable to hear the sound produced by a vibrating pendulum?(1 mark).

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Answered by ssanjithkumar2006

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It is because the sound produced by the pendulum is of much lower frequency than that of bee . the sound produced by bee's wing is continous where as the sound producer by the pendulum is just once or twice . thus the sound from the pendulum by the time we hear , vanishes in the air

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