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Would a full concert hall have different reverberation from an empty hall ? Explain

Would a full concert hall have different reverberation from an empty hall ? Explain
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Would a full concert hall have different reverberation from an empty hall ? Explain

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yes because the hall is empty or filled with people... different sounds rays have of course different fates
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