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    How Does the Diameter of Constriction Affect a Paint Sprayer's Operation?

    Double r obviously. I had that thought while I was eating a sandwich. d = 8.08mm (correct within rounding)
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    How Does the Diameter of Constriction Affect a Paint Sprayer's Operation?

    Homework Statement A paint sprayer pumps air through a constriction in a 2.50-cm diameter pipe, as shown in the figure. The flow causes the pressure in the constricted area to drop and paint rises up the feed tube and enters the air stream. The speed of the air stream in the 2.50-cm diameter...
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    How Does Intensity Change with Distance from a Vibrating Source?

    C) Total Area at 2.5m = 4(pi)(2.5m)2 = 25(pi)m2 Sub-Area = 3.25cm2 = 3.25x10-4m2 Sub area/total area = 4.14x10-6 Energy at sub-area = (total energy)(fraction) total energy = 1.015x106 W Correct Answer. B) I = P/A P = 1.015x106 W A = 4(pi)(10m)2 = 400(pi)m2 I =...
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    How Does Intensity Change with Distance from a Vibrating Source?

    I mean I don't know the equation to find out "total energy given out each second"
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    How Does Intensity Change with Distance from a Vibrating Source?

    But the issue is that I don't know that equation either.
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    How Does Intensity Change with Distance from a Vibrating Source?

    It was something that came up on mastering physics only once. So I don't remember how to link 1/d12 and 1/d22
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    How Does Intensity Change with Distance from a Vibrating Source?

    So if the 3.25cm^2 area is only part of the sphere at 2.5m, how can I go about using that to find the area at 10m? Like unless I'm supposed to just times it by four or something I don't know.
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    How Does Intensity Change with Distance from a Vibrating Source?

    Okay but how does the 2.5m radius factor into that?
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    How Does Intensity Change with Distance from a Vibrating Source?

    Homework Statement A tiny vibrating source sends waves uniformly in all directions. An area of 3.25 cm2 on a sphere of radius 2.50 m centered on the source receives energy at a rate of 4.20 J/s. (a) What is the intensity of the waves at 2.50 m from the source? (b) What is the intensity of...
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    Intensity Level of 76 trombones

    You're right, it was an arithmetic error. Working it through again gave me 88.57dB this time (did it twice to make sure).
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    Fluid Dynamics of two water reservoirs

    (25cm)(gravity)(density of Hg) + d(gravity)(water density) + h(gravity)(water density) = d(gravity)(water density) + (25cm)(gravity)(density of Hg)? Wouldn't that just cancel out? Just looking at it makes me think that I should use (25cm)(gravity)(density of water) + d(gravity)(water...
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    Fluid Dynamics of two water reservoirs

    (25cm)(gravity)(density of Hg) + d(gravity)(water density) + h(gravity)(water density) = d(gravity)(water density) + h(gravity)(water density) ? or maybe (25cm)(gravity)(density of Hg) + d(gravity)(water density) + h(gravity)(water density) = d(gravity)(water density) + h(gravity)(water...
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    Intensity Level of 76 trombones

    Homework Statement If the intensity level at distance d of one trombone is 70 dB, what is the intensity level of 76 identical trombones, all at distance d? Homework Equations β = (10 dB) log10(I/I0) I0= 1.0 x 10-12 W/m2 I = power/area The Attempt at a Solution 70db = 10db log10(I/I0)...
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    Fluid Dynamics of two water reservoirs

    How do I generate an equation for the point in the right tube?
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    Fluid Dynamics of two water reservoirs

    So (25cm)(gravity)(density of Hg) + d(gravity)(water density) + h(gravity)(water density) = pressure at water-Hg interface in the left tube = pressure at equal point in right tube?
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