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If the frequency from trumpet A is f and the frequency from trumpet B is 3f,...

If the frequency from trumpet A is f and the frequency from trumpet B is 3f, how is the speed of sound from A compared to the speed of sound from B?

one-third as fast
the same
3 times as fast
twice as fast
half as fast
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