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How do you think the sounds(load) coming from the speakers are able to shake the windows in the building?

How do you think the sounds(load) coming from the speakers are able to shake the windows in the building?
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How do you think the sounds(load) coming from the speakers are able to shake the windows in the building?

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User Flo Doe
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Answer:

the vibrations

Step-by-step explanation:

they cause the window to shake

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User Javier Hertfelder
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