why whistling sound disappears when blown with high speed of air from mouth...?
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The critical skill in whistling is using your tongue to shape your mouth cavity so that it resonates with those pressure pulses, amplifying them into a single pure tone. That's the whistle you hear.
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The critical skill in whistling is using your tongue to shape your mouth cavity so that it resonates with those pressure pulses, amplifying them into a single pure tone. That's the whistle you hear.
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because that is not actual force need for whistling. for whistling we need constant flow of air.
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