Why while tearing the paper we get the same sound to that of cloth?

The sound produced when tearing paper is similar to that of tearing cloth because both materials consist of long fibers that are being pulled apart. When the fibers break, they vibrate and create sound waves. The tearing action generates a sudden release of energy, resulting in a sharp, crackling noise, which is characteristic of both materials. Additionally, the tension and structure of the fibers contribute to the similarity in the sound produced.