6. If the sound wave leaves the boulder andtravels through the air, what would happento the sound wave's speed? sc.7.P.10.3A The speed would decrease.The speed would increase.CThe speed would stay thesame.The speed would stay thesame and then decrease.

Initially the sound was traveling through the boulder. once, it left the boulder, then it started to…

6. If the sound wave leaves the boulder and travels through the air, what would happen to the sound wave's speed? sc.7.P.10.3 A The speed would decrease. B The speed would increase. C The speed would stay the same. The speed would stay the same and then decrease

6. If the sound wave leaves the boulder and travels through the air, what would happen to the sound wave's speed? sc.7.P.10.3 A The speed would decrease. B The speed would increase. C The speed would stay the same. The speed would stay the same and then decrease

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6. If the sound wave leaves the boulder and
travels through the air, what would happen
to the sound wave's speed? sc.7.P.10.3
A The speed would decrease.
The speed would increase.
C
The speed would stay the
same.
The speed would stay the
same and then decrease.

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