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Sound: Vibrations and Wave Properties

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This document is a Class 8 Science presentation on Sound. It explains how sound is produced by vibrations, how it travels through different media, and how we hear it. It also covers properties of sound like pitch and loudness, along with noise pollution and its effects.

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SCIENCE
CBSE Class 8 (NCERT)



Presentation by : Suchith D

,SOUND

, Roles Played By Sound

Sound play an important role in our lives

It helps us to communicate with each other.

We hear a wide variety of sounds in our surroundings.

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