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Please help How does sound move from the source to the receiver? (a slinky moving back and forth)

Please help How does sound move from the source to the receiver? (a slinky moving back and forth)
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How does sound move from the source to the receiver? (a slinky moving back and forth)

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through a chain reaction of particle collisions in a medium.

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