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将下面的平衡装置放到阳光下几小时,出现的现象是 A.左端下降 B.右端下降 C

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题目:

将下面的平衡装置放到阳光下几小时,出现的现象是

A.左端下降

B.右端下降

C.仍然平衡

D.不好判断

答案:

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参考答案:B解析:噪声的控制措施之一是消除或减少噪声、振动的传播,如吸声、隔声、隔振、阻尼。

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