The velocity of sound in a gas at temperature `27^@C` is `V` then in the same ahs its velocity will be `2V` at temperature.
A
`54^(@)C`
B
`327^(@)C`
C
`927^(@)C`
D
`108^(@)C`
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C
In a gas, `V=sqrt((gammaRT)/M)rArr V alpha sqrt(T)` `rArr V/(2V)=sqrt(300/T)` `rArr T=300xx4=1200 K` `= 927^(@)C`
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