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Exploring Waves and Sounds: A Fascinating Study of Different Types and Examples

Dive into the world of waves and sounds with Taylor Honaker as your guide. Learn about reflection, refraction, diffraction, and interference, and discover the intriguing realms of ultrasound and infrasound. Explore how various waves behave and their applications in nature and communication.

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Exploring Waves and Sounds: A Fascinating Study of Different Types and Examples

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  1. Waves and Sounds By: Taylor Honaker

  2. Types of waves • Reflection- you could be talking and the waves would bounce off something and come back • Refraction- talking with paper in front of your mouth • Defraction- putting a spoon in coffee or water when mixing it • Constructive interference- when its raining to drops of water would land next together and to of the waves would come together • Destructive interference – you could have someone shouting on one side of the room and then another doing the same but on the other side creating a muffled sound.

  3. Ultrasound and infrasound • Ultrasounds- are high pitch sounds that cant be detected by the human ear. examples: dolphins use ultrasounds to communicate for food, danger and matting. Humans use the same thing for the growth of babies that are not born yet • Infrasound- are very low pitch sounds that also cant be detected by the human ear examples: elephants, rhinos and other animals use this for finding food, warnings , matting and other communication

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