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State any three ways of controlling noise pollution .

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding Noise Pollution**: - Noise pollution refers to harmful or unpleasant sound waves that can cause discomfort or pain to human ears. It is typically generated from various sources such as traffic, industrial activities, loud music, etc. 2. **Identifying Sources of Noise Pollution**: - Common sources of noise pollution include automobiles, heavy industries, traffic jams, and loudspeakers. Recognizing these sources helps in formulating strategies to control noise. ...
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  2. You have just struck a tuning fork with a rub-ber pad and can hear a ...

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  3. How does the larynx produce sound ?

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  4. Why does sound travel the fastest in solids and the solwest in gases ?

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  5. State any three ways of controlling noise pollution .

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  6. What can sound not travel through ?

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  7. What is the relationship between pitch and frequency ?

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  8. Does frequency increase with pitch ?

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  9. What is the pitch in sound ?

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  10. What will be the effect on loudness if ampli-tude doubles ?

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  11. What is the relation between loudness and amplitude of sound ?

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  12. What is amplitude, frequency and time period ?

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  13. A short flute produced a higher pitch than a long pipe. Give reasons.

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  14. Does higher Hz mean higher pitch ?

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  15. Give a reason for each of the following . (a) The voices of two peop...

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  16. Explain why a-person talking continuously needs to pause in between to...

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  17. We can hear echoes more clearly in an empty hall with no furniture tha...

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  18. A piano produces sound when the hammers connected to its keys strike s...

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  19. Movie theatres and concert halls should never be constructed close to ...

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  20. A certain amount of reverberation is desirable in large concert halls....

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