each mounted so that they A hemisphere of radius a and a piston of radius a are ta vibrating with the same on of radius a radiate on one of an infinite They are maximum speed amplitude U。 and at the same frequency so that ka < 1. (a) For a distance such that r > a, what is the ratio of the axial intensity of the piston to that of the hemisphere? (b) What is the ratio of the total power radiated by the hemisphere to that radiated by the piston?

each mounted so that they A hemisphere of radius a and a piston of radius a are ta vibrating with the same on of radius a radiate on one of an infinite They are maximum speed amplitude U。 and at the same frequency so that ka < 1. (a) For a distance such that r > a, what is the ratio of the axial intensity of the piston to that of the hemisphere? (b) What is the ratio of the total power radiated by the hemisphere to that radiated by the piston?

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