Describe an environment in which the sound of a ringing cell phone could not be transmitted, and explain why the ringing wouldn't be heard. Justify your reasoning using complete sentences and key vocabulary.

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Dominique Walton

12 September, 17:20

Describe an environment in which the sound of a ringing cell phone could not be transmitted, and explain why the ringing wouldn't be heard. Justify your reasoning using complete sentences and key vocabulary.

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Camden Stuart · Answer 1

The sound of a ringing cellphone could not be transmitted or heard if the cellphone is enclosed in some sort of closed container from which the air has been removed.

Sound is a mechanical wave, and so it must have some material substanceto travel through. Otherwise sound cannot travel from one place to another.

The sound of the ringing could not travel through the vacuum inside the container if all the air were removed.

Stacy Lozano · Answer 2

The answer would be in space because there is no matter and if there isn't matter the sound of a ringing cell phone could not be transmitted.