O Question 25 Look at the graph below. Decibel Measures of Sound Jet Takeoff Light Whisper Noisy Classroom Loud Music 40 60 80 100 120 Number of Decibels Which sound has waves with the greatest amplitude? jet takeoff B light whisper noisy classroom loud music Sound Source 20

O Question 25 Look at the graph below. Decibel Measures of Sound Jet Takeoff Light Whisper Noisy Classroom Loud Music 40 60 80 100 120 Number of Decibels Which sound has waves with the greatest amplitude? jet takeoff B light whisper noisy classroom loud music Sound Source 20

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Chapter17: Sound

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