The Physics of Sound
Author: Western Michigan University
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Description: The Physics of Sound by Western Michigan University provides a foundational overview of acoustics, essential for understanding speech communication. Explore the core principles of sound production, vibration, and frequency analysis in a clear, concise manner.
Pages: 44
Megabytes: 0.93 MB
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