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Suppose you and a friend are standing at opposite ends of a gymnasium and one of you claps will the other person hear the clap at the same time she sees it happen explain why or…

Suppose you and a friend are standing at opposite ends of a gymnasium and one of you claps will the other person hear the clap at the same time she sees it happen explain why or…
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Suppose you and a friend are standing at opposite ends of a gymnasium and one of you claps will the other person hear the clap at the same time she sees it happen explain why or why not

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No. Your friend will not hear the clap when he/she sees it.

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User RamRajVasavi
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she will not because when it bounces off that is when u hear it

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