A dolphin sends out a series of clicks to find out if there are fish nearby. The velocity of sound waves in ocean water is about 1530m/s. If the echo is heard .2 s after the dolphin made the sound, how far away are the fish?

A dolphin sends out a series of clicks to find out if there are fish nearby. The velocity of sound waves in ocean water is about 1530m/s. If the echo is heard .2 s after the dolphin made the sound, how far away are the fish?

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Description: Just the 3rd question 2. What frequency sound has a 0.10m wavelength when the velocity of sound is 340 m/sA=v/f=0.10v=340340/0.10 = 34003. A dolphin sends out a series of clicks to find out if there are fish nearby. Thevelocity of sound waves in ocea

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