Why is hearing better in an auditorium with grooves in the walls than with flat walls?
What will be an ideal response?
Grooves in the wall reflect sound in many different directions so you hear all parts of the orchestra at the same time. With flat walls, you hear some parts of the orchestra better than other parts and you depend on other reflective surfaces to direct all parts of the orchestral sound to your ears.
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A. beneath sinking air. B. along the equator. C. along the Gulf Stream. D. near the poles.
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A. concentrations B. traps C. beds D. reserves E. accumulations
What is the relief from Allegany High School to the highest point along the profile (south of the water gap)?
What will be an ideal response?
What is the difference between flood currents and ebb currents?