| Quiz 12; Problems 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 25, 26, 39, 40, 42, 43, 49, 50, 51, 52 |
| TURN IN: 4, 10, 26, 40, 42, 50, 52 |
| 12/18/2010 08:37:38 PM. Note correction to problem 4. |
| 4. time = L/v, where v = speed of sound, which depends on the medium. Sound travels faster in water than in air, so the fish will hear the backfire first. |
| 10. 95 dB = 10 log(2I/Io). Use the log property that log(ab) = loga + logb: 95 = 10log2 + 10log(I/Io) log(I/Io) = (95 - 10log2)/10. See example 12-4. Note this problem is a special case of the following:
"If N identical firecrackers produce a sound level of
95 dB when fired simultaneously, what will be the
sound level when only one is exploded?" |
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| 40. (a) The difference between the two frequencies is the beat frequency. See fig. 12-18. (b) If each frequency were reduced by a factor of 4, then divide the difference in part (a) by 4. |
| 42. | f - 350 | = 4 and | f - 355 | = 9.
Use the basic algebra theorem, that |X| = C means X =
-C or X = C. This means that, | f - 350 | = 4 can be written as: f - 350 = -4 or f - 350 = 4 Hz and | f - 355 | = 9 can be written as: f - 355 = -9 or f - 355 = 9 Hz These translate to: f = 346 Hz or f = 354 Hz , for 4 beats /sec and f = 346 Hz or f = 364 Hz, for 9 beats/sec. Thus the common value of f = 346 Hz. |
| 50. Yo, the listener is at rest, and the
source either moves
(a) toward you, so the frequency is increased. Use formula 12-12 a. or We've been there, done that in class, when I derived the two formulas with vivid diagrams of a source "catching up" with its wave. |
| 52. 5.5 Hz = fhigh - flow . fhigh = flow /(1 - Vs/V), where Vs = speed of source = 15 m/s and V = speed of sound (about 343 m/s. Thus, numerically: 5.5 = flow /(1 - Vs/V) - flow . Solve for flow . |
| 12/18/2010 08:37:38 PM. Note correction to problem 4. |
| More Hints Later. |