Q. Differences between musical sound and noise.
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Differences between musical sound and noise.
| Musical sound | Noise |
|---|---|
| 1. Musical sound produces a pleasant effect in our ears. | 1. Noise produces a jarring effect in our ears. |
| 2. It is produced by regular and periodic vibrations. | 2. It is produced by irregular and nonperiodic vibrations. |
| 3. The loudness and pitch of a musical sound do not change suddenly. | 3. The loudness and pitch of a noise change suddenly. |
| 4. Sounds produced by different musical instruments are musical in nature. | 4. Sounds produced by working machines, vehicles, barking dogs, etc., are noisy. |
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