Please help with number 13 13. When you look at a highlighter you see the color yellow. Explain what is happening. Please include a labeleddiagram.I14. The speed of sound through the ground is 6.0 km/s, while the speed of sound through air is 343 m/s. A largeexplosion occurs 16 km away from you. How long before you hear the explosion will you feel the vibration of theground?O9 0 3:24Sign out

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Please help with number 13

13. When you look at a highlighter you see the color yellow. Explain what is happening. Please include a labeled
diagram.
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14. The speed of sound through the ground is 6.0 km/s, while the speed of sound through air is 343 m/s. A large
explosion occurs 16 km away from you. How long before you hear the explosion will you feel the vibration of the
ground?
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