Question
A tuning fork is used to tune a piano. The vibrations build up until they become loud enough to be audible. This is known as
Responses
A diffraction.diffraction.
B harmonics.harmonics.
C instrumentation.instrumentation.
D resonance.resonance.
Responses
A diffraction.diffraction.
B harmonics.harmonics.
C instrumentation.instrumentation.
D resonance.resonance.
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The correct answer is D) resonance.
Resonance occurs when an object vibrates at its natural frequency due to the influence of an external vibrating source, leading to an increase in amplitude and loudness of the sound produced. In this case, the tuning fork causes the piano strings to vibrate, leading to audible sound through resonance.
Resonance occurs when an object vibrates at its natural frequency due to the influence of an external vibrating source, leading to an increase in amplitude and loudness of the sound produced. In this case, the tuning fork causes the piano strings to vibrate, leading to audible sound through resonance.