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Jul28-07, 09:08 AM   #1
 
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sound wave of a source??


1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
A sound wave radiates from a source to all directions, if the power of the sound is 200 watts then the intensity of the sound wave 100m from the source is what?


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is this question complete / incomplet? is it missing any information that I need to solve the problem. what equation do i use?


3. The attempt at a solution

i tried B (200)log of 10 =(100m)log I/Io ???
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Imagine a sphere of radius 100m, how big is its area? How is power related to intensity?
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