Physics, 16.11.2020 18:40 jaccamoboy
When a student listens to music, sound waves travel from the speaker to her ear. Which of the
following is a physical description of this process?
a. Particles produced at the speaker move to the student's ear.
b. Energy is transferred from the speaker to the student's ear.
Matter is transferred from the speaker to the student's ear.
d. Clusters of air molecules are sent from the speaker to the student's ear.
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