Helium gas is filled in two identical bottles A and B. The mass of the gas in the two bottles is 10 gm and 40 gm respectively. If the speed of sound is the same in both bottles, what conclusions will you draw?

Helium gas is filled in two identical bottles A and B. The mass of the gas in the two boules is 15 g and 90 g respectively. If the speed of sound is the same in both bottles, what conclusions will you draw?

Argon gas is filled in two identical bottles X and Y. The mass of the gas in the two bottles is 5 gm and 25gm respectively. If the speed of sound is the same in both bottles, what conclusions will you draw?

Hydrogen gas is filled in two identical bottles, A and B, at the same temperature. The mass of hydrogen in the two bottles is 10 gm and 90gm respectively. In which bottle will sound travel faster? How many times as fast as the other?

Hydrogen gas is filled in two identical bottles, A and B, at the same temperature. The mass of hydrogen in the two bottles is 12 gm and 48 gm respectively. In which bottle will sound travel faster? How many times as fast as the other?

Hydrogen gas is filled in two identical bottles, A and B, at the same temperature. The mass of hydrogen in the two bottles is 12 gm and 48gm respectively. In which bottle will sound travel faster? How many times as fast as the other?

Hydrogen gas is filled in two identical bottles, A and B, at the same temperature. The mass of hydrogen in the two bottles is 12 gm and 48 gm respectively. In which bottle will sound travel faster? How mant times as fast as the other?

Hydrogen gas is filled in two identical bottles, A and B, at the same temperature. The mass of hydrogen in the two bottles is 12 g and 108 g respectively. In which bottle will sound travel faster? [low many times as fast as the other?

Two balloons are filled one with pure He gas and the other with air respectively. If the pressure and temperature of these balloons are same, then the number of molecules per unit volume is

Take a plastic bottle . Pierce it with a thick needle at the points 1,2,3 as shown in thefigure . Fill water in the bottle upto full height . As shown in the figure , water jets will be seen emerging and projecting out . The water jet emerging from the hole at the top will fall closest to the bottle . the jet from the lowest hole falls farthest from the bottle . also , jets coming out from the two holes at the same level fall atthe same distance from the bottle . what is understood from this ?:

If the velocity of sound in air at a given place on two different days of a given week are in the ratio 1:1.1 . Assuming the temperatures on the two days to be the same what quantitative conclusion can you draw about the conditions on the two days?