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12. Applause is best described as which kind of sound wave? a) pure tone b) oscillatory complex wave c) fundamental d) white noise e) sinusoidal wave

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Chapter18: Superposition And Standing Waves

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 18.9CQ: Does the phenomenon of wave interference apply only to sinusoidal waves?

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12. Applause is best described as which kind of sound wave?
a) pure tone
b) oscillatory complex wave
c) fundamental
d) white noise
e) sinusoidal wave

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