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Light waves travel faster than sound waves, so a lightning bolt can be seen before the thunder is heard. Which factor can also affect how quickly thunder is heard?

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  • the electrical charge of the sound waves
  • the direction in which the sound waves travel
  • the amount of energy released by each sound wave
  • the type of material through which the sound travels

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