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kipiarov [429]
1 year ago
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An ultrasound tech is trying to identify an object, but the machine is broken and is not sending out the sound wave. Which state

ment best describes this situation?
The generated sound wave will not be able to reflect off of the object.
The sound wave will not be generated, so there will be no echoes received.
The echoes will be made but will be unable to be received by the machine.
The machine will not be able to process the received echoes into images.
Physics
1 answer:
Readme [11.4K]1 year ago
7 0

B. The sound wave will not be generated, so there will be no echoes received

<h3>What is ultrasound?</h3>

An ultrasound is the process of sending high-frequency sound waves to make an image of an  internal structures of an object.

If the machine is broken and it is not sending out the sound wave, then it simply means that the sound wave will not be generated, so there will be no echoes received.

Thus, for an ultrasound tech that is trying to identify an object, but the machine is broken and is not sending out the sound wave.

The statement that best describes this situation is "The sound wave will not be generated, so there will be no echoes received".

Learn more about ultrasound here: brainly.com/question/22844181

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