_____ insulation reduces the passage of sound through a section of a building.
A) Reflective
B) Reverberation
C) Nontransmitting
D) Acoustical

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Acoustical insulation is specifically designed to absorb and reduce sound waves traveling through walls, ceilings, and floors. Reflective insulation reflects sound instead of absorbing it, while reverberation insulation is used to control echoes in a room. Nontransmitting insulation is not a common type of insulation.

_____ Insulation Reduces the Passage of Sound Through a Section