If Farah increases the temperature in the room during the experiment, C. the speed of the wave will increase.
What is a longitudinal wave?
A longitudinal wave is the opposite of a transverse wave and it can be defined as a type of wave that usually travel in the same direction of its oscillation.
Generally, there is a direct (linear) relationship between the speed of the wave and temperature.
This ultimately implies that, if Farah increases the temperature in the room during the experiment, the speed of the wave will increase due to an increase in its frequency.
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