Physics, 05.05.2020 18:27 82coogs

In the stream, water waves bunched up as the water flowed by. As we
moved the disturbance up stream, the water bunched up even more. An
airplane can travel at the same speed as sound does, about 340 m/s.
When it does, is it logical that the airplane would experience a wave wall
barrier, ie, a sound barrier?
O yes
O No

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In the stream, water waves bunched up as the water flowed by. As we
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