Physics, asked by vardan2, 1 year ago

Why can't sound travel through vacuum

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Answered by maria9

sound is a longitudinal wave . it travel by forming compression and rarefactions of the molecules.
vacuum has no molecules so sound cannot travel in vacuum

Answered by tanya241

Because sound is vibrations in medium and and there is no medium in vacuum.

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