Amplitudes are associated with sounds. higher; louder higher; quieter higher; weaker lower; louder

High amplitudes are associated with louder sounds.


Amplitude is the size of vibration that determines how loud the sound is.  If vibrates more it will make a louder sound. This property of sound is what we increase when we want to put the music louder.

higher; louder The amplitude of a sound wave indicates its energy. And louder sounds have more energy. With that in mind, let's look at the options and see what makes sense. higher; louder * Looks good. Higher amplitude means more energy and that makes for a louder sound. This is completely correct. higher; quieter * Not right. We have more energy as indicated by a higher amplitude. But that should make the sound louder, not quieter. So this is definitely wrong. higher; weaker * This is just like the previous option instead of saying quieter, it says weaker. It didn't make sense then and it still doesn't make sense. Wrong answer. lower; louder * So a weaker signal means a louder sound? That doesn't make sense and it is wrong.

The answer is c because the law is facts