The higher frequency limit for human hearing is 24.3 kHz. If the air temperature is 18.5 °C, the corresponding wavelength (m) of the sound is:

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The higher frequency limit for human hearing is 24.3 kHz. If the air temperature is
18.5 °C, the corresponding wavelength (m) of the sound is:
Transcribed Image Text:The higher frequency limit for human hearing is 24.3 kHz. If the air temperature is 18.5 °C, the corresponding wavelength (m) of the sound is:
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