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by robocat
2510 days ago
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You are incorrectly assuming sound is additive, but it isn't. Sound is non-linear as sound gets louder - sound wave volume is physically limited because the low of the sound wave can't be lower than vacuum. Another non-linearity is air cannot transmit frequencies higher than some limit. Another is that sound has a noise floor depending on the temperature of the gas (noise like rain on a roof?). There are surely other gross non-linearities. Those non-linearities mean you can't add or subtract some sounds, and you can't assume commutativity. |
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