1. A weatherman reports, “The storm waves are about 2 meters high and about 35 meters apart.” What properties of waves is the reporter describing? frequency and wavelength wavelength and wave speed amplitude and wavelength *** amplitude and frequency 3. Soundproof rooms take advantage of which property of waves? (1 point)absorption regular reflection refraction *** diffuse reflection Are my answers right?
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1. C) amplitude (2 m) and wavelength (35 m) The second one I don't know I hope I Helped
it's okay thanks for the first one though and ill keep making sure , 6. The difference between the speed of sound in air at 0° C and the speed of sound in air at 20° C is that (1 point) cooler air molecules move more slowly and respond less readily to the energy of a sound wave. cooler air molecules move more quickly and respond less readily to the energy of a sound wave. cooler air molecules do not move and respond less readily to the energy of a sound wave. cooler air molecules move more randomly and respond less readily to the energy of a sound wave. ***
these are questions I answered but im unsure of btw the dots beside are the ones I chose
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