Sound refracts from all surfaces of a room. If a room’s walls are too refractive, the sound won’t be correct True or False?

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Matt West · Answer 1 · 2018-04-13T07:47:06+0000

False. Sound *reflects* from the surfaces in a room, it doesn't "refract." Refraction is a distortion from passing through something (like light through glass).

Sound refracts from all surfaces of a room. If a room’s walls are too refractive, the sound won’t be correct True or False?

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