Review Multiple-Concept Example 4 for background pertinent to this problem. A team of geophysicists is standing on the ground. Beneath their feet, at an unknown distance, is the ceiling of a cavern. The floor of the cavern is a distance h below this ceiling. To measure h, the team places microphones on the ground. At t = 0 s, a sound pulse is sent straight downward through the ground and into the cavern. When this pulse reaches the ceiling of the cavern, one part of it is reflected back toward the microphones, and a second part continues downward, eventually to be reflected from the cavern floor. The sound reflected from the cavern ceiling reaches the microphones at t = 0.0245 s, and the sound reflected from the cavern floor arrives at t = 0.0437 s. The cavern is presumed to be filled with air at a temperature of 9 °C. Assuming that air behaves like an ideal gas, what is the height h of the cavern?