Physics, 05.03.2022 21:10 ashleyivers3

Rachel collected data on the speed of sound waves passing through different media. Medium that Sound Wave Traveled Through

Speed of Sound Wave

Q

3343 m/sec

R

1250 m/sec

S

340 m/sec

Which conclusion can be made about the density of the media?
A
Medium Q is most likely a solid because solids have the highest density and sound waves travel fastest in high density media.

B
Media R and S are the densest materials because the sound waves travel the slowest through them.

C
Medium Q is most likely a gas because gases have the lowest density and sound waves travel faster through low density media.
D
Medium S is most likely a solid because solids have the highest density and sound wave travel slower in high density media.

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