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Bell, clothes, wood, paper, iron, utensils, carpet.
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Answered by poojan
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Classifying the good reflectors and bad reflectors of sound.

  • Bell: Good Reflector. (Metal or an alloy)
  • Clothes: Bad Reflector. (Pore and soft material. Absorbs the sound)
  • Wood: Bad Reflector. (Pore Material. But, It reflects well if it is polished)
  • Paper: Bad Reflector. (Soft and thin material. Absorbs the sound)
  • Iron: Good Reflector. (Hard metal)
  • Utensils: Good Reflector. (Hard metals or an alloy)
  • Carpet: Bad Reflector. (Soft material. Absorbs the sound)

Explanation:

Good Reflectors: The substances or objects that are hard and reflect much of the sound are treated as Good reflectors.

Example: Walls of a Room.

Bad Reflectors: The substances or objects that are soft and absorb the sound, decreasing the intensity of the reflection are known as Bad Reflectors.

Example: Human Body.

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