What is relation between speed of sound and the medium temperature (Compare it with speed of sound at room temperature / 300K and 340m / s) No.Frequenc | Distance coveredS.Speed ofwavesWavelengthMediumyby n wavessoundNo.(n)(m)Temperature(Hz)(cm)(m/s)(К)200 Hz1.53306243307.41minimum300 Hz31.17351319352.52middle400 Hz486.3345308345.33maximumМeanAttach screenshot every time you are taking readings

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No. Frequenc | Distance covered S. Speed of waves Wavelength Medium y by n waves sound No. (n) Temperature (m) (Hz) (cm) (m/s) (K) 200 Hz 1.53 306 243 307.4 1 minimum 300 Hz 3 1.17 351 319 352.5 2 middle 400 Hz 4 86.3 345 308 345.3 3 maximum Mean

No. Frequenc | Distance covered S. Speed of waves Wavelength Medium y by n waves sound No. (n) Temperature (m) (Hz) (cm) (m/s) (K) 200 Hz 1.53 306 243 307.4 1 minimum 300 Hz 3 1.17 351 319 352.5 2 middle 400 Hz 4 86.3 345 308 345.3 3 maximum Mean

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What is relation between speed of sound and the medium temperature (Compare it with speed of sound at room temperature / 300K and 340m / s)

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Frequenc | Distance covered
S.
Speed of
waves
Wavelength
Medium
y
by n waves
sound
No.
(n)
(m)
Temperature
(Hz)
(cm)
(m/s)
(К)
200 Hz
1.53
306
243
307.4
1
minimum
300 Hz
3
1.17
351
319
352.5
2
middle
400 Hz
4
86.3
345
308
345.3
3
maximum
Мean
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