Question

A sound wave passes through regions of the ocean with varying density. How do the varying wavelengths correspond to the density of the water

Answer 1

Sound moves faster in the denser regions of the ocean than in the less dense regions of the ocean.

Speed of sound

We know that sound is a wave whose medium of propagation isthrough matter. Hence, sound move faster in a dense object than in a less dense object.

As such, sound moves faster in the denser regions of the ocean than in the less dense regions of the ocean.

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