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A)You'll hear it more quickly on a winter day because the air particles are denser, but vibrate more slowly at cold temperatures, so the sound can travel between particles at a greater rate.
B). You'll hear it more quickly on a summer day because the air particles are denser, but vibrate more slowly at warm temperatures, so the sound can travel at a greater rate between particles.
C) You'll hear it more quickly on a winter day because the air particles are less dense, but vibrate more quickly at cold temperatures, so the sound can travel at a greater rate between particles.
D). You'll hear it more quickly on a summer day because the air particles are less dense, but vibrate more quickly at warm temperatures so the sound can travel at a greater rate between particles.

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Answer:

D)

Explanation:

If you look at the graph, you can see that the speed of sound is faster in hotter temperatures, so you will hear it quicker. When the air gets hot, it becomes less dense. The particles are vibrating faster, so you are able to hear the sound faster.

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