Correct Answer - D
The speed of sound in gaseous medium is gien by
`v = sqrt((gamma p)/(rho))` …(i)
At constant temperature
`PV =` constant …(ii)
If `V` is the volume of one mole of a gas, then density of gas `rho = (M)/(V)` or `V = (M)/(rho)`
Where `M` is the molecular weight of the gas.
`:.` Eq.(ii) becomes
`(pM)/(rho)` = constant
or `(p)/(rho)` = constant as `M` is a constant
Therefore, from Eq. (i), we have
`v = "constant" xx sqrt(gamma)`
Thus, change inair pressure does not effect the speed of sound. Reason is clear from Eq. (i).