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As the sound wave propagates from one place to the other in air the air itself is not required to move from one place to the other

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Answered by jaisanthiram
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Answered by Anonymous
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Ans: i. A sound wave propagates in the form of

compression and rarefaction.

ii. When a compression is formed, compressed air

molecules transfer their energy to air molecules in

next region without leaving their positions.

iii. As a result, air molecules in next region get

compressed and transfer energy further in the same

manner.

iv. Meanwhile, a rarefaction gets formed and moves

forward in the similar way.

v. As a combined effect, air molecules propagate

sound wave without actual movement.

Hence, during propagation of sound wave in air

from one place to another, air itself is not required

to move.

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