The answer to this depends on the material it is traveling through.
- In air, sound waves travel at around 330 metres/second (when the air temperature is 0 degrees centigrade).
- At 40 degrees centigrade (a very very hot day) the velocity increases to 354 metres/second in air.
- Sound in water goes much faster, around 1500 metres/second.
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