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Solve part 2 of this question. Please. For the observer above, how long after the flash is seen is the thunder heard?

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The sound of a
Arial
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xwDS5LiKDaA3C5Q7mCeG4jphZNs4tiKz_kWALpnwh_Q/edit
Extensions Help Last edit was seconds ago
BIU A
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1
11
1
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Mail - Jennifer S The sound of th
Uniform Motion **
Part 1
Part 2
2 1
B B Compute the a G 6.60 minute
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Part 3
| 4
Light travels at a constant speed of 3.00 × 108 m/s, whereas sound travels through the air
at a constant speed of 343 m/s.
======
How long does it take for light to travel from a lightning stroke to an observer 8.80 km
away?
For the observer above, how long after the flash is seen is the thunder heard?
5
Does the time required for light to travel to the observer affect the final answer for Part 2
when using three significant figures?
O Search L
99+
amazon
1 6
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