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si comparamos la gota de agua cayendo en una gotera, y el sonido del agua hirviendo,ambos con la misma intensidad ¿cuál sonido t

iene más energía? justifique su respuesta

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mrs_skeptik [129]3 years ago

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Answer:

ambas

Explanation:

Tendrían el mismo sonido ya que la intensidad es la misma.

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