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Given information

Given values:

 

 

 

Formula used:

The strength of a sound wave is measured in decibels.

    

The velocity, density, and frequency of a wave are all the same.

As a result,   intensity is proportional to   .

The decibel level  of a sound with an intensity  in watts per metre squared is defined as

  

where    is used s a reference intensity that corresponds to the sound threshold intensity that a person with normal hearing may perceive at  kHz. Sound intensity levels are commonly expressed in decibels (dB) rather than   .

Step-by-step explanation

Step 1.

The largest displacement of particles induced by a wave is referred to as its amplitude. The amplitude, in the instance of an ocean wave, would be the highest height of the wave.

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