Describe some differences between a gym and a concert hall that might affect the amount of reverberation in each.

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Several differences between gymnasiums and concert halls can influence the amount of reverberation in each space. Concert halls are typically designed with soft acoustic features to achieve an optimal level of reverberation for musical enjoyment.

In contrast, gyms often have angular and reflective surfaces, leading to higher levels of reverberation

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