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When materials break, like tearing paper or unwinding duct tape, here's what happens: Energy Release: When you tear or unwind, the bonds holding the material together are broken. This breaking releases energy suddenly. Vibrations: This energy makes the tiny parts of the material (like fibers in paper or adhesive molecules in tape) move rapidly back and forth. These rapid movements are vibrations. Sound Waves: These vibrations cause the surrounding air molecules to move in waves. These waves travel through the air to our ears. Hearing Sound: Our ears pick up these waves, and our brain interprets them as sound. So, in simple terms, the breakage causes tiny parts of the material to shake quickly, creating waves in the air that we hear as sound. Physics is such an interesting subject. You can check here for more on Just physics commercial link removed by moderator per rule 2.1