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Denzel Vaughn
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5 June, 19:51
How are waves used on an everyday basis?
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Alden Randall
5 June, 19:58
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sound is a type of wave that moves through matter than vibrates our eardrums so we can hear.
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Lauren Santana
5 June, 20:20
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Sound waves
These waves are produced so that we can hear and the bounce off of our eardrums and signal the brain
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