A person is measuring the velocity of sound in an experiment. He found that velocity of sound increases by 61 cm/s for every 1C. Show this mathematically.

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Let V1 be the velocity of sound in air at a temperature of 0*C and V be the velocity of sound in air at a temperature T*C. Therefore the statement is mathematically expressed as below V=V1+(61cm/s X T*C)
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