Physics, 02.04.2021 05:10 mahmudabiazp3ekot

On the morning, when the tempero bure of our wai 10°C a sound produced at a certain point was heard at another
point optei a interval of ssec. al nun the firne taken by
sound to frovel the distance between two point was4.8 sec
what is temperature of our at
noon?

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