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Sound travels about 335 meters/second. How many kilometers would a sound travel in 1 minute?

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Lelechka [254]3 years ago

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If sounds travel 335 meters in 1 second , in 1 minute it travels 60 times that distance :

335m × 60 = 20100 meters
Sounds travel 20100 meters per minute
if 1000 meters = 1 km ,
20100 meters = 20100/1000 km
20100 meters = 20.1 Km

Awnser : Sound would travel 20.1 km in one minute

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