Answer:
Sound energy is produced when an object vibrates. The sound vibrations cause waves of pressure that travel through a medium, such as air, water, wood or metal.
Explanation:
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Vibrations.
[[Im mainly going of the knowledge I already know, I don't know if I'll be wrong about any of this.]]
Electric energy is energy in general, which can totally cause somewhat disturbing vibrations to the surrounding area. Examples of this are thunder, but, the reason this doesn't count as it is actually converting electric energy, into heat energy, into sound energy. The heat warms up the air so fast it creates a wave of pressure, a shock wave, which is powerful enough to rumble into the distance for miles. What would count is electrical energy by itself. Everyone has heard the sound electricity makes when it zaps and buzzes. It can be rather loud to. This is the energy from the electricity causes vibrations, which is sound energy that can be heard by our ears. Electricity can also power things such as speakers which turn electrical pulses into sound that we can hear with our ears, which is kinda amazing. Science is epik.
