Suppose that in an experiment To find speed of sound in air. The temperature in the air had been lower than standard room temperature (20° C) what effect would this hVe had on the length of the resonating air column for each reading

Suppose that in an experiment To find speed of sound in air. The temperature in the air had been lower than standard room temperature (20° C) what effect would this hVe had on the length of the resonating air column for each reading

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