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What happens to sound waves when you are moving toward the source of the sound? A. Wavelength increases. B. Wave speed decreases. C. Amplitude decreases. D. Frequency increases.…

What happens to sound waves when you are moving toward the source of the sound? A. Wavelength increases. B. Wave speed decreases. C. Amplitude decreases. D. Frequency increases.…
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What happens to sound waves when you are moving toward the source of the

sound?

A. Wavelength increases.

B. Wave speed decreases.

C. Amplitude decreases.

D. Frequency increases.

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User Geha
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A because you’re moving towards it it should become louder (increase )
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User Raymond R
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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Mark Buikema
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