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Find σC given the following values: Cexperimental = 336.35 m/s, Ctheoretical = 344.2 m/s, d =...

Find σC given the following values:

Cexperimental = 336.35 m/s, Ctheoretical = 344.2 m/s, d = 1.169 m, Time = 0.006951 s, Room temperature = 295.2 K

Cexperimental = 2d/delta t, Ctheoretical = 331(√(T/273))

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