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14 October, 06:07

An orchestra is having a recording done of 2 performances in the same concert hall. The first show is sold out. They struggled to sell tickets to the second and it is lightly attended. Would the recordings sound the same and why

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  1. 14 October, 06:10
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    yes, the recordings sound is same

    Explanation:

    given data

    recording done = 2 performances

    1st show = sold out

    2nd show = lightly attended

    to find out

    recordings sound the same and why

    solution

    as per given in

    1st show is sold out it mean in this case concert hall is full so that recording sound should be high here 2nd case only few people are attended and struggle for ticket and orchestra

    it mean it sound performance so in both case recording sound will be same

    because we do not other all are sitting at front row or they sit as they want
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