The Amplitude of a Sound Wave Is Determined by the Difference

question 31

Multiple Choice

The amplitude of a sound wave is determined by the difference in the

• A)energy embedded in the air molecules.
• B)pitch of the sound.
• C)size of the air molecules in the compressed region of the sound wave.
• D)air molecule density in the compressed versus rarified regions of the sound wave.
• E)number of sound waves per second.

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Definitions:

Dense Connective Tissue

A type of connective tissue with closely packed collagen fibers, providing strength and stiffness to structures like tendons and ligaments.

Fibrous Synarthroses

A type of joint characterized by fibrous tissue connecting bones, which allows minimal to no movement.

Cartilaginous Synarthroses

Joints that are connected entirely by cartilage, allowing for very limited movement, such as the intervertebral discs in the spine.

Synovial Joints

Highly movable joints that are enclosed within a synovial capsule, producing a fluid that lubricates the joint to reduce friction.