Hindi, asked by muralisofiya123, 21 hours ago

example of electric energy to sound energy Iam back

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Answered by dhruvpipariya2006

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How about a Microphone! The actual process involves beginning with sound, converting it to electric signals, then converting it back again to sound. So,you can say that Audio Speaker is actually a device that converts electrical energy into sound energy

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