Introduction sound
Sound of Class 9
Imagination of world without sound would be a mixed feeling of horror and fun.
Every day we hear sounds from various sources like humans, birds, bells, machines, vehicles, televisions, radios, etc.
The study of sound is largely based on the classical contribution of Helmlroltz and Lord Reyleigh. However, the significance of sound in human communication has grown rapidly with developments in radio, television and recorded speech and music.To score More in your class 9 refer NCERT solutions for class 9
- SOUND NEEDS A MATERIAL MEDIUM FOR ITS PROPAGATION
- SONIC BOOM
- Introduction sound
- THE HUMAN EAR
- NATURE OF SOUND
- PRODUCTION OF SOUND WAVES
- PROPAGATION OF SOUND
- CHARACTERISTICS OF SOUND
- RANGE OF HEARING
- REFLECTION OF SOUND
- SPEED OF SOUND IN DIFFERENT MEDIUM
- EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE SPEED OF SOUND
- RELATION BETWEEN SPEED OF SOUND, TIME OF HERING ECHO-AND DISTANCE OF REFLECTING BODY
- AUDIBLE, INFRASONIC AND ULTRASONIC WAVES
- ULTRASOUND
- SONAR
- REASON FOR USING ULTRASONIC WAVES IN SONAR
- Solved questions
- Exercise 1
- Exercise 2
- Exercise 3
- Exercise 4 (Fill in the blanks)
- Exercise 5 (Subjective)
- Mind Map