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14. Do loud sounds travel faster than soft sounds? Why or why not?

14. Do loud sounds travel faster than soft sounds? Why or why not?
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14. Do loud sounds travel faster than soft sounds? Why or why not?

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No they don’t, they all travel at the speed of sound, 767 miles per hour.
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The rarefaction particles are further apart when the sound is soft. Do loud sounds travel faster than soft sounds? No. Both travel at the same speed.

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