Determine how much the average force acting on the eardrum of the human ear (area S = 66 mm2) is greater than the hearing threshold if the sound pressure is 112,3 Pa. The sound frequency is 1 kHz. The sound pressure corresponding to the hearing threshold is taken equal to 0.02 MPa. Please enter the units of measurement in your answer.

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Determine how much the average force
acting on the eardrum of the human
ear (area S = 66 mm2) is greater than the
hearing threshold if the sound pressure
is 112,3 Pa. The sound frequency is 1
kHz. The sound pressure corresponding
to the hearing threshold is taken equal to
0.02 MPa. Please enter the units of
measurement in your answer.
Transcribed Image Text:Determine how much the average force acting on the eardrum of the human ear (area S = 66 mm2) is greater than the hearing threshold if the sound pressure is 112,3 Pa. The sound frequency is 1 kHz. The sound pressure corresponding to the hearing threshold is taken equal to 0.02 MPa. Please enter the units of measurement in your answer.
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