Why do sound waves move faster through the ground than through the air?
A.
Particles of matter are packed more loosely in the ground than in the air.
B.
Particles of matter are packed more tightly in the ground than in the air.
C. Air doesn't contain any particles of matter to transmit sound waves.
D. The elevation of the ground is lower than the elevation of the

i believe its B

Explanation:

.Since in solids (such as packed earth) molecules are packed more closely together than in gases (such as air), the speed of sound waves should be faster in solids than in gases.

B. Particles of matter are packed moe tightly in the ground than in the air.

Explanation:

The correct answer is

b. Particles of matter are packed more tightly in the ground than in the air.

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