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the intensity of reverbiration is higher in closed and empty house​

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Answered by Navatej225
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The reverberation time is larger for an empty hall than for a crowded hall because there are many sound absorbers present in a crowded room, whereas the sound is reacted back by the walls of an empty room. Therefore it persists for a longer time in an empty hall. 

Answered by rd2841608
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In an empty house, there is no sound absorbers present such as furnitures, curtains etc. Also, if the room is closed, the sound cannot escape from the room. Thus, the sound goes through multiple reflections from the rigid walls of a closed and empty room without the reflections of the sound being absorbed. Hence, the intensity of reflections do not fade which would have faded if the room was not empty (has sound absorbers). Due to this the intensity of reverberation is higher in a closed and empty room.

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