2. Newton's derivation of the speed of sound assumed isothermal motion (dT/dt==0) and yielded an acoustic wave speed of (RT) / (gH)² where H RT/g isthe isothermal scale height. We saw in class that the correct value is (7RT) ½.Replacing (de/dt0), linearize the equations of motion andreproduce Newton's derivation. Use (d0/dt = 0) and other properties of a gas toprove mathematically that sound waves cannot propagate isothermally.0) with (dT/dt===

To prove: The sound waves cannot propagate isothermally using the other properties of a gas.

2. Newton's derivation of the speed of sound assumed isothermal motion (dT/dt RT/g is = 0) and yielded an acoustic wave speed of (RT) ½ = (gH)½ where H the isothermal scale height. We saw in class that the correct value is (7RT) 1/2. Replacing (de/dt 0) with (dT/dt = 0), linearize the equations of motion and reproduce Newton's derivation. Use (d0/dt = 0) and other properties of a gas to prove mathematically that sound waves cannot propagate isothermally. = =

2. Newton's derivation of the speed of sound assumed isothermal motion (dT/dt RT/g is = 0) and yielded an acoustic wave speed of (RT) ½ = (gH)½ where H the isothermal scale height. We saw in class that the correct value is (7RT) 1/2. Replacing (de/dt 0) with (dT/dt = 0), linearize the equations of motion and reproduce Newton's derivation. Use (d0/dt = 0) and other properties of a gas to prove mathematically that sound waves cannot propagate isothermally. = =

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