If the speed of sound is much____________than that of the gas, the gas density will stay constant.
A)smaller
B)larger
C)equal to
D)non-existent

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When the speed of sound is much larger than that of the gas, the variations in pressure and density within the gas due to sound waves are negligible, allowing the gas density to remain approximately constant. This is because sound waves propagate without causing significant compressions and rarefactions in the gas at these speeds.

If the Speed of Sound Is Much____________than That of the Gas