Sound requires medium to travel justify experimentally
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Explanation:
Sound cannot travel through vacuum, it always need a medium to propagate. This Experiment Shows that : Sound cannot travel through vacuum, but can travel through air. Thus, a material medium is necessary for the propagation of sound...

Answer:
Sound requires a medium to travel and it can be
proven by the following experiment.
(a) Take a bell jar and suspend an electric bell in it.
(b) The bell jar is connected to a vacuum pump. Till
the air is in the bell jar, the sound of the electric
bell is louder.
(c) Now with the help of vacuum pump, suck out the
air from the jar gradually.
(d) As the air is getting pumped out, the sound of
the bell gets fainter and fainter.
(e) When the bell jar is completely vacuumed, no
sound can be heard.
(f) This shows that the air is required for the
propagation of sound.