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Because sound waves vibrate longitudinally, what can result? A Disruptions of fixed waves B. Changes in the density of air C. Pressure differences where compressions are rarefied D Regions of high pressure
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Because sound waves vibrate longitudinally, what can result?

A Disruptions of fixed waves

B. Changes in the density of air

C. Pressure differences where compressions are rarefied

D Regions of high pressure and low pressure


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I think its D.

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I think this because sound waves move up and down im pretty sure but i might have that mixed with radio waves

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