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Chapter 5, Problem 15PEB

The following sound waves have what velocity?

a. 20.0 Hz, λ of 17.2 m.

b. 200.0 Hz, λ of 1.72 m.

c. 2,000.0 Hz, λ of 17.2 cm.

d. 20,000.0 Hz, λ of 1.72 cm.

(a)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The velocity of the sound waves having frequency and wavelength as 20.0 Hz and 17.2 m respectively.

Answer to Problem 15PEB

Solution:

344 m/s

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The frequency and wavelength of the sound wavesare 20.0 Hz and 17.2 m respectively.

Formula used:

Write the expression of the velocity of the wave.

v=λf

Here, λ and f are the wavelength and frequency of the wave.

Explanation:

Calculate the velocity of the sound wave having frequency and wavelength as 20.0 Hz and 17.2 m respectively.

v1=λ1f1

Here, λ1 and f1 are the wavelength and frequency of the waves respectively at the given condition.

Substitute 17.2 m for λ1, and 20.0 Hz for f1.

v1=(17.2 m)(20.0 Hz)=(17.2 m)(20.0 s1)=344 m/s

Conclusion:

The velocity of the wave is 344 m/s.

(b)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The velocity of the sound waves having frequency and wavelength as 200.0 Hz and 1.72 m respectively.

Answer to Problem 15PEB

Solution:

344 m/s

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The frequency and wavelength of the sound wavesare 200.0 Hz and 1.72 m respectively.

Formula used:

Write the expression of the velocity of the wave.

v=λf

Here, λ and f are the wavelength and frequency of the wave.

Explanation:

Calculate the velocity of the sound wave having frequency and wavelength as 200.0 Hz and 1.72 m respectively.

v2=λ2f2

Here, λ2 and f2 are the wavelength and frequency of the waves respectively at the given condition.

Substitute 1.72 m for λ2, and 200.0 Hz for f2.

v2=(1.72 m)(200.0 Hz)=(1.72 m)(200.0 s1)=344 m/s

Conclusion:

The velocity of the wave is 344 m/s.

(c)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The velocity of the sound waves having frequency and wavelength as 2000.0 Hz and 17.2 cm respectively.

Answer to Problem 15PEB

Solution:

344 m/s

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The frequency and wavelength of the sound waves are 2000.0 Hz and 17.2 cm respectively.

Formula used:

Write the expression of the velocity of the wave.

v=λf

Here, λ and f are the wavelength and frequency of the wave.

Explanation:

Calculate the velocity of the sound wave having frequency and wavelength as 2000.0 Hz and 17.2 cm respectively.

v3=λ3f3

Here, λ3 and f3 are the wavelength and frequency of the waves respectively at the given condition.

Substitute 17.2 cm for λ3, and 2000.0 Hz for f3.

v3=(17.2 cm)(2000.0 Hz)=(17.2 cm)(1 m100 cm)(2000.0 s1)=344 m/s

Conclusion:

The velocity of the wave is 344 m/s.

(d)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The velocity of the sound waves having frequency and wavelength as 20000.0 Hz and 1.72 cm respectively.

Answer to Problem 15PEB

Solution:

344 m/s

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The frequency and wavelength of the sound waves are 20000.0 Hz and 1.72 cm respectively.

Formula used:

Write the expression of the velocity of the wave.

v=λf

Here, λ and f are the wavelength and frequency of the wave.

Explanation:

Calculate the velocity of the sound wave having frequency and wavelength as 20000.0 Hz and 1.72 cm respectively.

v4=λ4f4

Here, λ4 and f4 are the wavelength and frequency of the waves respectivelyat the given condition.

Substitute 1.72 cm for λ4, and 20000.0 Hz for f4.

v4=(1.72 cm)(20000.0 Hz)=(1.72 cm)(1 m100 cm)(20000.0 s1)=344 m/s

Conclusion:

The velocity of the wave is 344 m/s.

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