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What Is the Sound Speed in a Two-Phase Mixture?
Homework Statement A two phase mixture of gas and liquid (small air bubbles dispersed in water for example) may be treated as a continuum for the transmission of sound of long wavelengths. The liquid behaves as a heat reservoir, and pressure changes are approximately isothermal. Let rv be...- markmai86
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- Mixture Phase Sound Speed
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Maximum particle displacement in a sonic boom wave
Alright I think everything is working out, I'll just have to check the units as I'm not very familiar with it. Thank you very much- markmai86
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Maximum particle displacement in a sonic boom wave
Sorry about the sound pressure, I wrote that maybe a little too fast. As for the formula you are talking about is it: velcity = wavelength * frequency ?- markmai86
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Maximum particle displacement in a sonic boom wave
Thank you for the formula, but this formula includes the Sound frequency and the sound pressure which are not in the problem statement. Is it something I should know or I could find on the internet? Thank you- markmai86
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Maximum particle displacement in a sonic boom wave
Homework Statement A typical sonic boom is a solitary N wave with a peak to peak pressure amplitude of 2 lbf/ft^2 and a wavelength of 50 ft. Find the maximum particle displacement. Homework Equations None The Attempt at a Solution I've found some equations on the internet...- markmai86
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- Displacement Maximum Particle Wave
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help