Question #267668

An intensity of a sound wave is measured to be 1.87×104 W/m2 at position A, 120 m away from the source of this sound. A worker at position B, 308 m away from the source hears the sound.







What is the sound level 120 m way from the source?

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Expert's answer
2021-11-17T10:37:18-0500

Given:

I1=1.87104W/m2I_1=1.87*10^4\:\rm W/m^2

r1=120mr_1=120\:\rm m

r2=308mr_2=308\:\rm m


The intensity is inversialy proportional to the square of distance. Hence


I2=I1r12r22=1.8710412023082=2839WI_2=I_1\frac{r_1^2}{r_2^2}=1.87*10^4*\frac{120^2}{308^2}=2839\:\rm W


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