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Well, in air the speed of sound is 343 m/s
And the distance(d) is equal to time (t)multiplied by speed (V)
so let us say that it took a sound wave 5 sec to reach a specific destination :
d = t*V => d= 5 * 343 = 1715 m
So the distance between the sound emitter and the object(in air) is 1715m
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