Two Tones of Equal Amplitude but Slightly Different Frequencies Are

question 18

Multiple Choice

Two tones of equal amplitude but slightly different frequencies are emitted by a sound source.This gives rise to

• A)standing waves.
• B)destructive interference.
• C)constructive interference.
• D)beats.
• E)amplification.

Interpret the slope and intercept in the context of a given real-world problem.

Understand and apply the compound interest formula for both accumulation and discounting.

Compute increases in quantities using proportional relationships.

Understand and graph linear and non-linear functions over given intervals.

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