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3 years ago

3. If a sound is louder or a light is brighter, what does this mean about the amplitude of

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Answer: for 3. I would say it means that the amplitude is greater because if a sound is louder that means the amplitude is larger, same with the light.So that would mean the softer the sound the smaller the amplitude same with the dim of the light so for 4. It would be the amplitude is smaller. Hope this helps! :) ( if you have any questions feel free to ask)

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