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sound wave of a source??
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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? 2. Relevant equations 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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