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Help quick!! Only answer! I don't need explanation. A body created an echo near a well of depth 18m What is the maximum height to be reduced so that he can hear the echo at…
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A body created an echo near a well of depth 18m
What is the maximum height to be reduced so that he can hear the echo at 0°c
What is the time for him to listen to the echo at 20°c
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17.2 m.
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