It is known that the speed of sound in a gas is directly proportional to the square root of its absolute temperature $$T$$ measured in Kelvin i.e v $$\propto \sqrt{T}$$ . Speed of sound in air at $$0^\circ C$$ is 332 m/s. On a hot day, the speed of sound was measured 360 m/s in NCR Delhi, the temperature of air in Delhi on that very day must have been close to

A

$$40^\circ C$$

B

$$42^\circ C$$

C

$$44^\circ C$$

D

$$48^\circ C$$