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Chapter 10--Wave Motion 343 would look like if our eyes were sensitive to very subtle pressure variations--Figure 10.2b graphs pressure variation versus position for sound at a given point in time). These pressure disturbances move out into the surrounding air at approximately 330 meters per second (i.e., the speed of sound).As they
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