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What is the temperature in Celsius of a room when the speed of sound is 339...

What is the temperature in Celsius of a room when the speed of sound is 339 m/s?

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Let the temperature is T.

Given that the speed of the sound at this temperature v=339 m/s.

We know the speed of the sound through the air at 0oC or 273 K is 331.3 m/s.

We know the relation between the speed of sound and temperature is

  

  

  

   

The temperature is 12.84oC or 285.84 K approx.

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