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- at how many miles an hour will sound travel through air that is 68 degrees?
- a plane traveling at the ______ speed of mach 3 is going how fast relative to the speed of sound?
- most of the objects in our daily lives travel at _________ speeds.
- what four things do sound waves have in common with other waves?
- sound is constantly being what?
- what causes an echo?
- what makes it possible to focus sound using curves surfaces?
Brief Explanations
- The speed of sound in dry air at 68°F (20°C) is approximately 767 miles per hour.
- Mach number is the ratio of the speed of an object to the speed of sound. A plane at Mach 3 is going 3 times the speed of sound.
- Most objects in daily - life travel at sub - sonic speeds (slower than the speed of sound).
- Sound waves, like other waves, have amplitude (related to loudness), frequency (related to pitch), wavelength, and speed.
- Sound is constantly being produced, reflected, absorbed, and transmitted.
- An echo is caused by the reflection of sound waves off a surface.
- The reflection and focusing properties of curved surfaces (similar to how curved mirrors work for light) make it possible to focus sound.
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- Approximately 767 miles per hour
- 3 times the speed of sound
- Sub - sonic
- Amplitude, frequency, wavelength, speed
- Produced, reflected, absorbed, transmitted
- Reflection of sound waves off a surface
- Reflection and focusing properties of curved surfaces