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If a "crack" produces a sound with an intensity level of 56 dB at your ear, which is 18 cm from the knuckle, how far from your knuckle can the "crack" be heard? Assume the sound propagates uniformly in all directions, with no reflections or absorption.
If a "crack" produces a sound with an intensity level of 56 dB at your ear, which is 18 cm from the knuckle, how far from your knuckle can the "crack" be heard? Assume the sound propagates uniformly in all directions, with no reflections or absorption.
Irving HeathcoteLv2
16 Jan 2019