After an explosion far away, a person working on a farm first senses vibrations in the ground, then hears the explosion. What accounts for the time between the vibrations and the noise?

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After an explosion far away, a person working on a farm first senses vibrations in the ground, then hears the explosion. What accounts for the time between the vibrations and the noise?

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Step-by-step explanation:

bc i say so

Harit Vishwakarma answered Apr 23, 2018

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Noise travels slower possibly

Wangzhengyi answered Apr 25, 2018

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