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Length of String and Pitch Sound - MS - PS - Waves and Electromagnetic Radiation

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Directions: Use the information provided and your knowledge of Physical Science to answer the following questions. Show all work where necessary.

Directions: Use the information provided and your knowledge of Physical Science to answer the following questions. Show all work where necessary.

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Length of String and Pitch Sound

Ethan investigated how the pitch of a sound changes with the length of a vibrating string. He used strings of different lengths (10 cm, 20 cm, 30 cm) on a simple musical instrument and measured the pitch of the sound produced.

Graph titled Effect of String Length on Pitch showing pitch decreasing as string length increases.

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1.

Using the graph, describe the relationship between string length and pitch (Hz).

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2.

Which statement is best supported by the data?

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3.

Using specific data from the graph, explain how the pitch changes between 10 cm and 30 cm strings.

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4.

How does changing the length of the string change the structure of the vibrating system, affecting the sound produced?

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5.

Which conclusion is best supported by the investigation?

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6.

A student claims: “Shorter vibrating strings produce higher-pitched sounds because they vibrate faster.” Do you agree or disagree?

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