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Click the PLAY SAMPLE button (). (Check that the Gizmo’s sound and your computer’s speakers are on.) What do you hear?
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Click the PLAY SAMPLE button (). (Check that the Gizmo’s sound and your computer’s speakers are on.)

What do you hear?

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Answer:

The sensor closest to the speaker detects a larger amplitude than the sensor farther away. This means that a person standing at the sensor closest to the speaker would hear a louder sound compared to the other person.

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Answer:

Nothing what is it supposed to sound like

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