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What is a material through which mechanical waves can travel? A.Vacuum B.Air C. Light
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What is a material through which mechanical waves can travel?

A.Vacuum
B.Air
C. Light

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Mechanical waves (longitudinal waves) require a medium for transmission

(B) is the only correct answer

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