Question

Help completing this @shadow

Answer 1

1. List five objects in your daily life that produce sounds with a high pitch and five that produce sounds with a low pitch.
Remember, frequency is related to pitch, which is the quality of how high or low a sound is. The higher the frequency, the higher the pitch. The lower the frequency, the lower the pitch.

High Pitch
Car horn
Horn from a ship

Low Pitch
Washing Machine
Fireplace burning wood

Answer 2

Do you mind if I try to help?

Answer 3

Go for it

Answer 4

so you have to remember a low sound is a sound that is lower than twenty hz

Answer 5

Oh okay

Answer 6

snoring?

Answer 7

I think it would be one

Answer 8

Or thunder. Or a drum. Or someone punching a wall

Answer 9

But wouldn't that be high pitch?

Answer 10

Oh dang I think I have this mixed up

Answer 11

So faster the sound waves move, the higher the pitch

Answer 12

ohhh, im a little confused

Answer 13

I was too

Answer 14

i still am

Answer 15

So a low pitch sound sound waves go slower

Answer 16

when I googled to check myself I found this. It may help understanding the pitch levels. http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/sound/Lesson-2/Pitch-and-Frequency

Answer 17

Still confused :(

Answer 18

Oh okay. I'll explain

Answer 19

What grade you in? So I can know what level of this you are learning

Answer 20

But basically, high frequency sound waves of high pitch sounds vibrate more and move quicker

Answer 21

@Angle

Answer 22

@justasoftie do you mind if i get a second opinion

Answer 23

I would say that a horn from a ship is low pitched

Answer 24

No I don't

Answer 25

example of ship horn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLsrEw4dBT0

Answer 26

High Pitch

Glass breaking
Infant crying
Opera singer

Low Pitch

Washing Machine
Fireplace burning wood
Snoring
Stomach grumbling
Horn from a ship

Answer 27

example of boiling kettle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaiiJs2XO0M

Answer 28

I need 5 for each i am set for low if you could just check that, I need two more for high pitch

Answer 29

Ya there =)

Answer 30

Here's an example of a hawk's screech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTFICwlJtm4

Answer 31

great how about for the 5th one, a smoke alarm

Answer 32

oooo that's a great one!

Answer 33

List five objects that produce waves with a large amplitude and five that produce waves with a small amplitude.

Answer 34

X-ray
Gama ray
microwave
light wave
sound wave

Answer 35

mmm I think amplitude has to do with volume

Answer 36

the things you listed I think has more to do with frequency, not amplitude

Answer 37

oh okay

Answer 38

so fire truck sirens have large amplitude because they are loud

Answer 39

tree leaves blowing in the wind have small amplitude because it's quiet

Answer 40

Girl screaming because she stubbed her toe
would be large

Answer 41

agreed

Answer 42

friends whispering to each other woldb e small

Answer 43

mhm

you're doing good :)

Answer 44

bird chirping would be small
cat meowing

Answer 45

raindrops hitting the ground (drip-drop)

Answer 46

all would be small

Answer 47

ooo and thunder can be loud

Answer 48

helicopter flying low (loud)

Answer 49

women behind you walking noisily with her high hells as if she were wearing wooden shoes.

Answer 50

for loud

Answer 51

car crash can be loud too i guess

Answer 52

lol I think that is more relative loudness
rather than amplitude loudness

because high heels are like whispers compared to the helicopter

Answer 53

eruption of a volcano?

Answer 54

ooo yeah

Answer 55

that should be it ! thanksss