What is the speed of sound?
What is the speed of sound?
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Here is the information about the speed of sound in a tabular format: Medium Speed of Sound Notes Air 343 m/s (at 20°C) Increases with higher temperature. Water 1482 m/s (at 20°C) Faster than in air due to higher density. Steel 5000 m/s Much faster than in air or water due to high elasticity. Dry AiRead more
Here is the information about the speed of sound in a tabular format:
This table summarizes the speed of sound in different media and how it is influenced by the type of material and temperature.
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