Suppose a speaker is sending out a signal of a given power uniformly in all dire
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Suppose a speaker is sending out a signal of a given power uniformly in all directions. You are located a certain distance from the speaker measuring the intensity of the sound. Given the following different situations, rank the measured intensity (1 = the lowest intensity).
1 2 3 4 5 Power of speaker is 9P and distance to speaker is 3d.
1 2 3 4 5 Power of speaker is P and distance to speaker is d.
1 2 3 4 5 Power of speaker is (1/9)P and distance to speaker is 3d.
1 2 3 4 5 Power of speaker is (1/4)P and distance to speaker is (1/2)d.
1 2 3 4 5 Power of speaker is 2P and distance to speaker is 2d.
Explanation / Answer
Here we have to intensity and distance .....relation b/w them is :
I = Pi/4**r^2 ===================================eq (1)
here Pi is represented as power
r= radius
1) We have Pi = 9p and r=3d
put them in the above equation
I = 9 P/(4*pi*(3d)^2) = = = = = 0.25 *P/(pi*d^2) W/m^2 ----------------------------
2) Pi=P r=d
I=0.25 *P/(pi*d^2) W/m^2 ------------------------------
3) P/(9*9)d^2 = 0.003086 P/(pi*d^2) W/m^2 -------------------------
4) I=0.25P/(4*pi*(0.5d)^2)=0.25 *P/(pi*d^2) W/m^2---------------
5) 2P/4d^2 = 0.125P/(pi*d^2) W/m^2 ---------------
so the final order is :
3) < 5) = 4) = 2) =1) -------------------------i have taken order according to the numbering I have mentioned....you can change accordingly if you need.
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