Physics, 23.09.2021 19:00 mariahrmunoz01

b) The depth of a wrecked ship is 1000 m below sea level. A ship transmits a wave of frequency 50 kHz and receives an echo 2.4 seconds later. Calculate the speed of the wave in water.

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b) The depth of a wrecked ship is 1000 m below sea level. A ship transmits a wave of frequency 50 kH...