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    The Amount of Time Between One Peak of High Pressure
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The Amount of Time Between One Peak of High Pressure

Question 51

Question 51

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The amount of time between one peak of high pressure and the next in sound is known as ______.


A) the electromagnetic element
B) the sound spectrogram
C) a cycle
D) a rarefied invertebrate

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