Answers
(You can find more questions at http://www.cwc.ac.uk/sound)
Answers to the questions at the end of Chapter 1
1. |
c. |
16–16 000 Hz |
2. |
b. |
340 m/s |
3. |
c. |
Above roughly 700 Hz |
Answers to the questions at the end of Chapter 2
1. |
b. |
Two sound pressures e. Two powers |
2. |
c. |
400 Hz |
3. |
c. |
100 Hz |
Answers to the questions at the end of Chapter 3
1. |
b. |
A minimum of vibration |
2. |
c. |
60 dB |
3. |
b. |
0.5 s |
4. |
a. |
1 square metre of 100% absorber |
Answers to the questions at the end of Chapter 4, Part 1
1. |
b. |
They are generally robust and reliable, and |
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c. |
The quality of their output, while good, is likely to be inferior to some other types |
2. |
a. |
They are usually fragile, and |
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b. |
Very good quality is possible because ... |
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