The amplitude of sound waves is measured in the units of
- A. pressure ✓
- B. distance
- C. time
- D. speed
Correct Answer: A. pressure
Explanation
Sound is a longitudinal wave comprising compressions and rarefactions in a medium. Its amplitude represents the maximum variation in pressure, so it is typically measured in pressure units.
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