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Chemistry, 16.10.2020 07:01 sarahsteelman

In a thunderstorm, lightning strikes the ground 3km away from you. The speed of sound on a terribly hit day is 0.388 km/s. How many seconds will elapse before you hear the sound? Round to the near tenth of a second.

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