a hard and flat surface is good reflector of the sound true or false
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The statement is true.
- Sound is easily and completely reflected from a hard and flat surface. The surface will not absorb energy from the sound wave and there is complete reflection.
- A soft surface will absorb most of the energy and reflects very little.
- To produce an echo, the sound waves should travel through a certain distance (atleast 17m) and hit a hard and flat surface. A very large distance or an irregular surface is present, the sound will not form a proper echo.
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