Which is not the correct reason for sound of speed being higher in hel – McqOptions

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1.	Which is not the correct reason for sound of speed being higher in helium than in air at the same temperature?
A.	for helium is higher than air
B.	Gas constant is same for both
C.	Helium is lighter than air
D.	R for helium is much larger than for air
Answer» C. Helium is lighter than air

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