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What is the interaction that explains why windows rattle when a certain note is played on an organ? Absorption Diffraction Relection Resonance
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What is the interaction that explains why windows rattle when a certain note is played on an organ?
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Resonance. It's also the reason glass breaks at a certain pitch. The vibrations that are produced create the effects.
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