Do single events have an obvious “dominant” frequency like musical sounds do? A) Yes, you can...
Do single events have an obvious “dominant” frequency like musical sounds do?
A) Yes, you can see one or a small number of frequencies in a single event sound, just like you can in a musical sound.
B) No, you only get that in the musical sound because in a musical sound the vibration repeats many times.
Homework Answers
Yes single events have an obvious dominant frequency and you can see a small number of frequencies in a single event sound as in musical sound.
So option-1 is correct.
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