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Physics, 06.04.2021 17:30 kragland4752

You have a 40-Hz sound wave and a 5,000-Hz sound wave. Both are traveling through steel. Which sound wave will travel faster?

The waves will travel at the same speed as one another.

The 40-Hz wave will travel the fastest.

The 5,000-Hz wave will travel the fastest.

The louder of the two sound waves with travel the fastest.

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