Question #114685
A source emits 2000Hz sound waves. At a distance of 300m from the source, a device is installed that records the arrival of waves through the air and sends them back through a straight metal wire. The length of these waves on the wire is 17m. What is the round trip time of the waves, in seconds?
Given: speed of sound in the air equal to 300m / s.
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Expert's answer
2020-05-12T10:24:37-0400

t=t1+t2t=t_1+t_2


in the air


t1=300300=1st_1=\frac{300}{300}=1s


on the wire


t2=300vt_2=\frac{300}{v} , v=λν=172000=34000m/sv=\lambda\cdot \nu=17\cdot2000=34000m/s


t2=300v=300340000.01st_2=\frac{300}{v}=\frac{300}{34000}\approx0.01s


the round trip time of the waves


t=1+0.01=1.01st=1+0.01=1.01 s.











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