The table shows the speed of sound in different media Media Speed of Sound (m/s) 355 4540 Air at 40°C Glass A sound wave travels through the air, then into a glass block. Assuming frequency remains the same, how is the wavelength affected? A 8 C D It decreases. It increases. It remains the same. Increases then decreases.

The table shows the speed of sound in different media Media Speed of Sound (m/s) 355 4540 Air at 40°C Glass A sound wave travels through the air, then into a glass block. Assuming frequency remains the same, how is the wavelength affected? A 8 C D It decreases. It increases. It remains the same. Increases then decreases.

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