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The document discusses the properties of sound waves, including their speed, frequency, and behavior during phenomena like thunderstorms. It includes calculations related to sound wave characteristics, such as distance traveled and the relationship between wavelength and frequency. Additionally, it highlights the differences in perception of sound and light, particularly during a thunderstorm.

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The document discusses the properties of sound waves, including their speed, frequency, and behavior during phenomena like thunderstorms. It includes calculations related to sound wave characteristics, such as distance traveled and the relationship between wavelength and frequency. Additionally, it highlights the differences in perception of sound and light, particularly during a thunderstorm.

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