Sound: Wavelength, Frequency and Amplitude.

NOTE: Subsonic and Supersonic are old terms and more commonly refer to speed rather than frequency. In modern use, “infrasonic” refers to frequencies below 20Hz, while “ultrasonic” refers to frequencies above human hearing.
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KS3 Science video on sound. Topics covered: transverse and longitudinal waves, wavelength, frequency, pitch and amplitude

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Notes:
Each wave is one pulse
The number of pulses is the same as the frequency, the amount of hertz, if there are 4 pulses then the sound is 4 hertz
The graph is measured in a certain time frame, for example in a one second graph if there were 4 pulses then it would be 4 pulses per second and a frequency of 4 hertz
If we have a longer wavelength then that means we have fewer pulses which means lower frequency and a lower pitch
If we have shorter wave lentgth it means we have more pulses which means higher frequency and higher pitch
Height of the wave tells us the amplitude
Higher amplitude means higher sound and vice versa

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