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Pure tone

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A pure tone is a sound that has a constant frequency and amplitude, producing a single frequency wave. It can be represented mathematically as a sine wave, which is characterized by its smooth and regular oscillation. In contrast to complex sounds, which consist of multiple frequencies and harmonics, a pure tone contains only one frequency with no overtones or additional sound waves.

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