A sound wave travels through air with speed

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Problem

A sound wave travels through air with speed 340 m s−1340\,\text{m}\,\text{s}^{-1}. If its frequency is doubled while it remains in the same medium, how will its wavelength change? (a) It becomes double of its initial value (b) It remains unchanged (c) It becomes half of its initial value (d) It becomes one-fourth of its initial value

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