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The speed of sound in air would become double than its speed at 10C at a temperature of?

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Answered by arindambhatt987641
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At 1132 K   or = 859 °C The speed of sound in air would become double than its speed at 10°C

Explanation:

speed of sound in air varies as

V∝ \sqrt{T} ........................... eq 1  

The Temperature  (T) must be in kelvin :

V₂ = 2 V₁

\sqrt{T_{2} } = 2  \sqrt{T_{1} }

T₁ = 10 ° = 283 K

\sqrt{T_{2} } = 2 * \sqrt{283}

 T₂ = 4 * 283 K

      =  1132 K

      or = 859 °C

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Answered by muneebkhan2870
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