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why is the sound produced at one end of a metallic pipe heard twice at the other end?

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We know sound need medium to travel.
Metal is solid and Sound can travel through it.
When sound is produced at one end of the metal rod, it travels through the metal and air as well so we hear two sounds at the other end.

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