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Assuming the speed of sound in air equal to 340 m`s^(-1)` and in water equal to 1360 m `s^(-1)`, find the time taken to travel a distance 1700 m by sound in air .

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To find the time taken for sound to travel a distance of 1700 meters in air, we can use the formula: **Time = Distance / Speed** ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Given Values**: - Distance (d) = 1700 meters ...
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