Which term corresponds to the volume of sound

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Thomas Dittmar asked Dec 7, 2022

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Which term corresponds to the volume of sound

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Answer: Seeing as you didn't type any options to choose from, I'm going to have to make some assumptions. Amplitude is used to describe loudness, and the numerical term used to describe amplitude is Decibels (dB).

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I think amplitude? Im not sure, do you have choices?

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