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Jagan is creating an innovative hall called "The Hall of Echoes", and wants to add
things to the hall that would increase echoes. Which of these objects could he add ?

A

Curtains

B

Gunny bags

C

Pillows

D

Walls

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To determine which objects Jagan should add to "The Hall of Echoes" to increase echoes, we need to understand the concept of sound reflection and how echoes are produced. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Echoes**: - An echo is produced when sound waves reflect off a surface and return to the listener. This means that for an echo to occur, there must be a hard surface that can reflect sound. 2. **Identifying Hard vs. Soft Surfaces**: - Hard surfaces (like walls, concrete, or metal) reflect sound waves effectively, leading to a clearer and stronger echo. - Soft surfaces (like curtains, pillows, or gunny bags) absorb sound waves, which reduces the chances of reflection and, consequently, the echo. 3. **Choosing the Right Objects**: - Jagan should focus on adding objects that are hard and can reflect sound waves. - Examples of suitable objects include: - Walls (if they are hard and not covered with soft materials) - Mirrors (as they are hard and smooth) - Wooden panels (if they are solid) - Glass surfaces (like windows) 4. **Avoiding Soft Materials**: - Jagan should avoid adding soft materials such as: - Curtains - Cushions - Gunny bags - These materials will absorb sound and reduce the echo effect. 5. **Conclusion**: - To increase echoes in "The Hall of Echoes", Jagan should add hard surfaces that can reflect sound effectively.
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