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A sound wave travels through air. In which regions of the wave are air molecules the least dense? * A. compressions B. crests C. rarefactions D. troughs
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A sound wave travels through air. In which regions of the wave are air molecules the least dense? *
A. compressions
B. crests
C. rarefactions
D. troughs
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