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Chapter 9 Questions

1. Formant tuning has a major effect on intensity of the vocal output.
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False

2. Intensity is a measure of power per unit distance, and is measured in watts per meter.
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False

3. "Formant tuning" is the process of adjusting a formant frequency by vowel modification such that the formant coincides exactly with a harmonic.
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False

4. A voice range profile is a plot of voice quality across a subject's fundamental frequency range.
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False

5. Physiologically, the singers' formant (vocal ring) is believed to originte in a small resonating tube within the larger vocal tract tube.
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False

6. The inverse square law states that power is proportional to the radius squared.
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False

7. The long-term average spectrum of an operatic voice does not differ markedly from the average orchestra spectrum in the region below 2000 Hz.
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False

8. The maximum aerodynamic power in phonation is about 1 watt.
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False


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