What is the difference between a reflected and a diffracted sound wave?
A. A diffracted sound wave bounces back to the place of origin. A reflected sound wave changes direction as it passes through an opening.
B. A reflected sound wave is absorbed by the medium. A diffracted sound wave changes direction as it passes through an opening.
C. A reflected sound wave bounces back to the place of origin. A diffracted sound wave changes direction as it passes through an opening.
D. A diffracted sound wave bounces back to the place of origin. A reflected sound wave is absorbed as it passes through an opening.
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C. A reflected sound wave bounces back to the place of origin. A diffracted sound wave changes direction as it passes through an opening.