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Sound waves travel through liquids tend to move faster than sound waves traveling through

Sound waves travel through liquids tend to move faster than sound waves traveling through
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Sound waves travel through liquids tend to move faster than sound waves traveling through

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sound waves travel through liquids tends to move faster than sound waves travelling through air (gases)

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