MCQ
Speed of sound at constant temperature depends on
- APressure
- BDensity of gas
- CAbove both
- ✓None of the above
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
None of the above
d
(d) Speed of sound, doesn’t depend up on pressure and density medium.
(d) Speed of sound, doesn’t depend up on pressure and density medium.
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