The standing wave ratio in an impedance tube for a 1,000 Hz sinusoidal sound wave is 1.6 and the distance from the surface of the test specimen to the first minimum of the standing wave pattern is -0.15 m. The sound power absorption coefficient a, of test specimen in the impedance tube is: None of the listed responses 0,851 0.947 0.769

The standing wave ratio in an impedance tube for a 1,000 Hz sinusoidal sound wave is 1.6 and the distance from the surface of the test specimen to the first minimum of the standing wave pattern is -0.15 m. The sound power absorption coefficient a, of test specimen in the impedance tube is: None of the listed responses 0,851 0.947 0.769

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