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9. A tuning fork produces a feeble sound. But when it is pressed against a table, a loud sound is heard. Why? ​

9. A tuning fork produces a feeble sound. But when it is pressed against a table, a loud sound is heard. Why? ​
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9. A tuning fork produces a feeble sound. But when it is

pressed against a table, a loud sound is heard. Why?
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The sound is louder when is pressed against a table because the surface of the table is set into vibration
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