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1: Echoes maybe heard more than once due to * O A. multiple reflections B. single time reflection O C. refraction D. diffraction of waves 2: Sound waves are * O A. Longitudinal O B. Transverse C. Electromagnetic O D. Only magnetic
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Transcribed Image Text:1: Echoes maybe heard more than once due to * O A. multiple reflections B. single time reflection O C. refraction D. diffraction of waves 2: Sound waves are * O A. Longitudinal O B. Transverse C. Electromagnetic O D. Only magnetic
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