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The effect is not psychological. It is physical. Notes on a piano that are separated by an octave are very similar physically. To understand why this is so, you have to understand first the basics of sound. Sound is a waving vibration of air that travels as it oscillates. The pattern of the vibrations in the air (the sound's waveshape) is determined by the vibrating pattern of the object that created it. For a piano, the sound is created by hitting metal strings to get them vibrating. The piano strings then knock into the air and get it vibrating in the same pattern. The sound is launched from the string, through the air, and into our ears. If you take a single string of metal and clamp the two ends down, there are only certain ways you can get it vibrating. Let's take a look at the basic components of a string's vibration.

The simplest and strongest vibration a string clamped at both ends can experience (the "fundamental" or "first harmonic") is half of a sine wave (one hump), as demonstrated in the top of the animation. Because the ends are clamped, they cannot move, so the wavelength of the simplest vibration is determined by the distance between the clamps. The next simplest possible vibration is a full sine wave (two humps), shown in the middle of the animation. This vibration has a wavelength equal to half the wavelength of the fundamental vibration. The next simplest possible vibration is one and a half sine waves (three humps), shown in the bottom of the animation. This vibration has a wavelength of one third the fundamental. Hopefully you see the pattern at this point. The next simplest possible vibration (not shown in the animation) would have four humps and so on. All possible simple vibration shapes on a string have a wavelength that is an integer fraction of the wavelength of the fundamental vibration.

questions

1.for any managerial accounting system, analyze how the Implementation breakdown can be achieved

2.what is the fault in planning in managerial accounting for using the Parameter prediction error to calculate the increase in wages?

3.what is the niche contributed by the Inappropriate decision models for the irect material purchase prices prediction in managerial accounting?

4.analyse the Randomness of operating processes and how it applies to theindividual measurements of managerial accounting

5. fromthe focal point of the forecasterrors, explain the random influence that come with the alpha value in managerial accounting differences

6. as in the above question; analyze how to include th Longer- term forecasting to serve the same purpose

7.analyse the LEARNING CURVE THEORY, as well as its synonym and the job and productivity increases of the managerial accounting

8.since the above explained curve is sigmoid, explain how time basis operations may be made familiar to the progress functions

9.analyse and interpret theGross book value of managerial accounting calculation inROCE calculations

10.elaborate details on the Current replacement costs of managerial accounting