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speed of sound depends upon elasticity constant E and density of medium s find relation?​

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Answered by sandhya70707
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Elastic density of medium = d=mass/length=ML−3

Coefficient of elasticity E=stress/strain  =  ML−1T−2 

let velocity v  be =  dn×Em

     so  L1T−1=M(n+m)×L(−3n−m)×T(−2m) 

   equating the powers of corresponding dimensions

                 n+m=0        so n=−m

               3n+m=−1        =>   n=2−1 and m=21 

So the formula  is :   v=KdE        where  K is a constant

Answered by Anonymous
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In a fluid, the speed of sound depends on the bulk modulus and the density, v=√Bρ. The speed of sound in a solid the depends on the Young's modulus of the medium and the density, v=√Yρ.

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