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Sound waves of frequency above 20,000 Hz, used by bats to locate objects, are called
- A. Infrasonic waves
- B. Audible waves
- C. Seismic waves
- D. Ultrasonic waves
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Answer: (D) Ultrasonic waves
Humans hear roughly 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Frequencies above this range are ultrasonic, which bats and dolphins use for echolocation. Infrasonic waves lie below 20 Hz and are produced, for example, by earthquakes and elephants.
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