The volume of the can remains constant, and as the pressure increases with temperature, the can can't contain the pressure any longer.
Answer:
198.2m/s
Explanation:
Speed of a wave(v) is the product of the frequency of the wave (f) and its wavelength(¶).
Mathematically, v = f/¶
Given frequency of the middle C = 261.63Hz
Wavelength = 131.87cm
Converting this to meters we have;
131.87/100 = 1.32m
Speed of the sound = 261.63/1.32
Speed of the sound = 198.20m/s
Therefore the speed of sound for middle C is 198.2m/s
No. We don't know of the existence of another universe besides
the one we live in, and we can't even explain THIS one.
Answer: they will rise up because hydrogen is lighter in density and it's weight is lower when it's in the air
Explanation:
Sound travels fastest through matter in the <em>solid state</em>.
I know this from having answered a huge number of Brainly questions that required me to look up things like this:
-- Speed of sound in air . . . about 340 m/s
-- Speed of sound in sea-water . . . about 1,500 m/s
-- Speed of sound in steel . . . about 5,960 m/s
