sealed box concern

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When a sub is in a sealed box and you push the cone in and let go, should the cone slowly come back out or immediatly rebound back to position?

I understand if it slowly comes back out, there is leakage, because the cone is trying to suck air back INTO the box. Is that NOT how it should be?

 
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