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Farah is doing an experiment that involves calculating the speed of a longitudinal wave. What will most likely happen if she increases the temperature in the room?

A)The amplitude of the wave will increase.
B)The amplitude of the wave will decrease.
C)The speed of the wave will increase.
D)The speed of the wave will decrease.

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BlueSky06
As based on the experiment of Farah with regards to calculating the speed of a longitudinal wave, an increase in temperature would most likely increase the speed of the wave as well. It is because both the elements of temperature and speed are in direct proportionality with one another.
Martebi

There are different kinds of experiment. What will most likely happen if she increases the temperature in the room is that The speed of the wave will increase.

What action increases the speed of a wave?

The act of Doubling the frequency of a wave source often increases the speed of the waves.

Wave speed is often calculated by multiplying wavelength by frequency. A known alteration in wavelength is said to affects the frequency of the wave in an inverse manner.

A doubling of the wavelength occurs when halving the frequency but the wave speed is not altered.

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