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The First "Talking Machine," or Sound-Recording Method,was Developed in 1887

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The first "talking machine," or sound-recording method,was developed in 1887 by


A) Lee DeForest.
B) Thomas Edison.
C) David Sarnoff.
D) Reginald Fessenden.

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