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The Intensity of Sound When Integrated Over Any Gaussian Surface $\int I d A$

Question 20

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The intensity of sound when integrated over any Gaussian surface ( $\int I d A$ ) that encloses the source yields

A) a conserved quantity.
B) the pressure.
C) a nonconserved quantity.
D) none of the above.

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