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60. •At room temperature the bulk modulus of glycerine is about 4.35 x 10° N/m² and the density of glycerine is about 1260 kg/m³. Calculate the speed of sound in glycerin.

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60. •At room temperature the bulk modulus of glycerine
is about 4.35 x 10° N/m² and the density of glycerine is
about 1260 kg/m. Calculate the speed of sound in
glycerin.

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