How do we derive that sound travels at a speed of 344 m/s ?
Asked by naman1 | 26th Jan, 2010, 08:22: PM
Derivation is not the only way to know that speed of sound is 344 m/s in air.
It's measured in experiments.
Also it can be calculated from, V = (C/ρ) where C is the bulk modulus of air and ρ is the density.
Even to use this formula we have to find the bulk modulus. Which can be derived for ideal gas or experimentally measured.
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Answered by | 27th Jan, 2010, 09:37: AM
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