Answer to Question #194782 in Physics for Naledi

Question #194782

Two sound sources emitting sound intensity I¹ and I², where the sound intensity from source I¹ is ¼I². Determine the change in sound intensity

Expert's answer

The change (difference) in sound intensity between I₁ and I₂ is

"\\Delta I=|I_1-I_2|=|(1\/4)I_2-I_2)=\\frac34I_2."

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