1. Construct Explanations How does the time at which you see things

happen at a baseball game compare to the time when you hear things

happen? Explain your answer.

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Lena Short

Chemistry

12 December, 14:59

1. Construct Explanations How does the time at which you see things

happen at a baseball game compare to the time when you hear things

happen? Explain your answer.

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Danny Mcbride · Answer 1

You see things happen much sooner than you hear them.

Explanation:

Light travels about a million times as fast as sound.

When the ball hits the bat, it will take about a million times longer to hear the crack of the bat than to see it.

What you see is almost instantaneous.

There will be a delay until you hear the sound.

1. Construct Explanations How does the time at which you see thingshappen at a baseball game compare to the time when you hear thingshappen? Explain your answer.

1. Construct Explanations How does the time at which you see things

happen at a baseball game compare to the time when you hear things

happen? Explain your answer.