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Physics, 12.03.2021 01:10 amarionlucas06

Sound waves have the ability to cause objects to vibrate. If a paperback book is placed near a speaker and the volume of the speaker is amplified, the book can be torn apart into small pieces. Which wave behavior is responsible for this phenomena?

a:Reflection

b:Resonance

c:Doppler effect

d:Diffraction

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