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One sound is loud and another is quieter. What must be different about these two sound waves?
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One sound is loud and another is quieter. What must be different about these two sound waves?

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Loudness of the sound depends on the "Amplitude" as loudness is different for two waves, their Amplitude must be different

In short, Your Answer would be "Amplitude"

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