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Which part of a sound wave measures loudness? O wavelength O magnitude O amplitude O frequency​

Which part of a sound wave measures loudness? O wavelength O magnitude O amplitude O frequency​
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Which part of a sound wave measures loudness? O wavelength O magnitude O amplitude O frequency​

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Amplitude.

Wavelength and frequency are related to the tone/pitch of the sound.

Magnitude does not apply to sound waves.
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