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This graph shows a digital representation of a sound wave. Which of the following graphs shows how the graph would change if the sound had a higher frequency? (Hint: Unit 5 Lessons 3 and 6) Graph 1(2 points)
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GPT-4o mini
To represent how a sound wave graph changes with higher frequency, you would look for a graph that shows more oscillations (cycles) in a given time period. Higher frequency means that the sound wave completes more cycles per second.
In a graphical representation of a sound wave, this would typically appear as a compressed wave with peaks (crests) and troughs occurring more frequently along the horizontal axis (time). The amplitude may stay the same, but the distance between consecutive peaks would decrease.
If you have several graph options, the correct response would be the one that depicts the wave having more oscillations in the same time frame compared to the original.
If you share the specific options shown in "Graph 1," I could help you analyze them to identify the one that represents a higher frequency.
In a graphical representation of a sound wave, this would typically appear as a compressed wave with peaks (crests) and troughs occurring more frequently along the horizontal axis (time). The amplitude may stay the same, but the distance between consecutive peaks would decrease.
If you have several graph options, the correct response would be the one that depicts the wave having more oscillations in the same time frame compared to the original.
If you share the specific options shown in "Graph 1," I could help you analyze them to identify the one that represents a higher frequency.