suppose a bell is ringing in a vacuum will you able to neat the sound give reason
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Because sound waves are mechanical longitudinal waves and mechanical waves require a medium , having the properties of inertia and elasticity , and in vacuum these properties are absent hence sound doesn't travel in vacuum.
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Explanation:
I assume that your neat = hear
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We will not be able to listen a bell ringing in the vaccum because sound needs a medium to propagate.
Sound generally uses air as its medium to propagate.
In a vaccum there is no air, so the sound of the ringing bell will not be heard by us.
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