Question

physical properties of media elasticity - the ability of a material to back after being disturbed materials are usually more elastic than liquids or particles of a do not move very far so they bounce back and forth quickly as the vibration travels through the object, allowing motion. density - how much there is in a given amount of space the of sound depends on how close together the particles of the substance are in the medium. temperature - degree or intensity of present in a substance or object in a given media (solid, liquid, gas), sound travels more at temperatures.

Explanation:

Elasticity is the ability to bounce back. Solids are more elastic than liquids or gases. In solids, particles don't move far and allow vibrational motion. Density is about mass in a given space and affects sound - speed based on particle closeness. Temperature is the degree of heat, and sound travels faster at higher temperatures in a medium.

Answer:

Elasticity - the ability of a material to bounce back after being disturbed. Solids materials are usually more elastic than liquids or gases. Particles of a solid do not move very far so they bounce back and forth quickly as the vibration travels through the object, allowing vibrational motion. Density - how much mass there is in a given amount of space. The speed of sound depends on how close together the particles of the substance are in the medium. Temperature - degree or intensity of heat present in a substance or object. In a given media (solid, liquid, gas), sound travels more quickly at higher temperatures.