Nope, they travel faster in solids not because of density, but due to elasticity. There's more than one factor, and if you are just looking at inertia, the resistance to change shape (which density is a component of) impedes the flow of a wave.
Nope, they travel faster in solids not because of density, but due to elasticity. There's more than one factor, and if you are just looking at inertia, the resistance to change shape (which density is a component of) impedes the flow of a wave.
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