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Physics, 02.03.2021 01:40 imsatyam9365

Was the "Big Bang" really loud? a) No, because there was no air yet and sound must travel through air.
b) Yes, because there was heat involved
c)Yes, because it was an explosion
d) No, because we were too far away to hear it.​

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