For an ideal gas at fixed temperature, a change in pressure alone has what effect on sound speed?
ANo effect at all
BIt doubles it
CIt halves it
DIt lowers it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. No effect at all
Density rises in proportion to pressure at constant temperature, so the ratio P/density is unchanged.
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