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- Vibrations are in change of producing sound which crates music from instruments.
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- Have you ever wondered how musical instruments produce sounds?
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- Standing waves are two traveling waves moving in opposite directions, they share amplitude and frequency. Amplitude is the measurement of the amount of energy transferred by a wave and frequency is the amount of waves passing through a given point in an amount of time.
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- Standing WavesFrequency Amplitude
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- Resonance occurs when small forces are applied at the resonant frequency of an object, causing the amplitude of the vibration to increase.
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- Resonance Resonant Frequency
- Characteristics such as type of wood, thickness and shape can affect how the sound of a guitar changes.
- Acoustic Guitar
- Sound can be represented by Longitudinal waves because the particles move through the guitar and the sound transported vibrates parallel to the direction of the sound wave.
- Longitudinal waves
- That's how Musical Instruments produce sound
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