A mobile placed in an empty closed cylinder is ringing, if air is removed completely form the cylinder what will you experience?
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- Sound requires a medium to transmit vibrations.
- When air is present in the closed cylinder, you can hear the ringing sound. This is because the sound vibrations are passed through the air to reach our ears.
- However, in the absence of air, the medium becomes vacuum. In a vacuum surrounding, sound waves cannot transmit and thus, you can no longer hear the ringing of the mobile phone.
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