Two series of sound waves, the length of the first (3.5 m) and the second (3.4 m), overlapped, so I heard (22) blows from it within (10) seconds, so the speed of sound * Not what was mentioned 364.4 m/s 336.6 m/s 311.1 m/s

Two series of sound waves, the length of the first (3.5 m) and the second (3.4 m), overlapped, so I heard (22) blows from it within (10) seconds, so the speed of sound * Not what was mentioned 364.4 m/s 336.6 m/s 311.1 m/s

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Two series of sound waves, the length of
the first (3.5 m) and the second (3.4 m),
overlapped, so I heard (22) blows from it
within (10) seconds, so the speed of sound
Not what was mentioned
364.4 m/s
336.6 m/s
311.1 m/s

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