Which list of body tissues is correctly ordered in terms of its speed of sound, from slowest to fastest? a) Fat, blood, water, bone, muscle. b) Muscle, fat, water, blood, bone. c) Bone, muscle, fat, blood, water. d) Water, fat, blood, muscle, bone
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