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The velocity of sound through any medium depends on its densidy(ρ) and modulus of elasticity (E), given by the equation v=Kρ^x E^y, whereK is a dimensionless constant, the respective values of x and y is

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The velocity of sound through any medium depends on its densidy(ρ) and modulus of elasticity (E), given by the equation v=Kρ^x E^y, whereK is a dimensionless constant, the respective values of x and y is​

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The velocity of sound through any medium depends on its densidy(ρ) and modulus of elasticity (E), given by the equation v=Kρ^x E^y, whereK is a dimensionless constant, the respective values of x and y is