Choose one of the following answers: Sound is _____. a) continually emitted by the source b)...
Choose one of the following answers:
Sound is _____.
a) continually emitted by the source
b) emitted only when a wavefront is emitted
c) emitted periodically but not related to wavefronts
d) emitted all at once
Homework Answers
Sound will be emitted and move from one point to another via medium called wavefront.
Hence correct answer will be
Sound is
b) emitted only when a wavefront is emitted
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