Acoustics

acoustics | 20 de febrero
2013
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Physics 2° A Imex San Pedro | Research report |

MaríaJosé Jiménez

Miss Consuelo


index
* Abstract………………………………………………...3
* Introduction……………………………………………...3
* 1.Methods…………………………….……………….4
* 2. Results and findings…………………………………
* 2.1Definition of acoustics ….……………………
* 2.2 Wave motion …………………...…...............
* 2.3 Types of waves………………………………
* 2.4 Acoustic waves………………………………
* 2.5 Velocity of sound……………………...........* 2.6 Acoustic filters……………………………….
* 2.7 Acoustic guitar……………………………….
* 2.7.1 How does it apply acoustics?
* Conclusion and recommendations……………………
* Referencelist…………..…………….….....................
* Appendices……………………………………………..

abstract
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introduction
Physics is a part of natural philosophy and a natural science that involves the study of matter and its motion through space and time, alongwith related concepts such as energy and force.
One of the most important branches of physics are acoustics. Even though sometimes we didn´t realize it, acoustics are always present in our lives. Andthe application of these can be found in almost all aspects of modern society, such as audio, hearing, speech and nose control industries. That is why the study of acoustics spreads across so manyfacets of our society. (Wiki books, 2012.)


Acoustics deals with the study of mechanical waves.
1 METHOD
This research report has been done from different sources of information. Some have beentaken from web sites and some others from books.
Web sites:
* http://www.thefreedictionary.com/acoustics
* http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/waves/u10l2a.cfm
*http://www.acs.psu.edu/drussell/demos/waves/wavemotion.html
* http://www.wisegeek.org/what-is-an-acoustic-wave.htm#did-you-know
Books:
John S. Rigden, Physics and the sound of of music, 2nd ed, (1985)...