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You're wrong!!! Actually, speed of sound increases as altitude
decreases. Thus speed of sound is slowest on a very cold day in Death
Valley. Thus, temperature doesn't matter, density altitude does.
Larry
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I thought the speed of sound decreases with temperature. Which would decrease as altitude increases. Therefore making a slower speed of sound at 90,000ft. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Scott
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