Physics, asked by satyambardawaj, 20 days ago

how will you prove that sound needs a medium to travel​

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Answered by srps915
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Place an electrical bell in the bell jar and pump out the air of the sealed bell jar. Turn on the electric bell. The sound produced by the bell is not audible to our ears. This demonstrates that the sound waves cannot travel through vacuum and it needs a material medium for its propagation.

Answered by rakshayasri007
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Bell Jar Experiment is used to demonstrate that sound needs a medium to travel. Place an electrical bell in the bell jar and pump out the air of the sealed bell jar. Turn on the electric bell. The sound produced by the bell is not audible to our ears. This demonstrates that the sound waves cannot travel through vacuum and it needs a material medium for its propagation.

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