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Physics, 18.10.2019 16:20 Dweath50

The speed of a note created by a flute will increase as the speed of sound increases. when a marching band goes outside on a cold day, what would you predict would happen to the note played on a flute?
a) it would decrease because the speed of sound and temperature are proportional.
b) it would increase because the speed of sound and temperature are proportional.
c) it would decrease because the speed of sound and temperature are inversely proportional.
d) it would increase because the speed of sound and temperature are inversely proportional.

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