Lab Manual for Physical Science
Lab Manual for Physical Science
11th Edition
ISBN: 9781259601989
Author: Bill W Tillery
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 5, Problem 16PEB

How much time is required for a sound to travel 1 mile (5,280.0 ft) if the air temperature is:

a. 0.0°C?

b. 20.0°C?

c. 40.0°C?

d. 80.0°C?

(a)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The time required for the sound wave to travel 1 mile or 5280.0 ft if the temperature of the airis 0.0° C.

Answer to Problem 16PEB

Solution:

4.9 s

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The distance travelled by the sound is 5280.0 ft. Also, the temperature of the airis 0.0° C.

Formula used:

Write the expression for the time.

t=dv

Here, d and v are the distance travelled and velocity respectively.

Explanation:

Refer to the table 5.1 given inchapter 5. The velocity of sound at 0.0° C is given as 1087 ft/s. Calculate the time required by the sound to travel 5280.0 ft.

t=dvP

Substitute 5280.0 ft for d, and 1087 ft/s for vP.

t=5280.0 ft1087 ft/s=4.9 s

Conclusion:

The time required by the sound to travel 1 mile at the given conditionis 4.9 s.

(b)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The time required for the sound wave to travel 1 mile or 5280.0 ft if the temperature of the airis 20.0° C.

Answer to Problem 16PEB

Solution:

4.7 s

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The distance travelled by the sound is 5280.0 ft. Also, the temperature of the airis 20.0° C.

Formula used:

Write the expression for the velocity of sound at the given temperature.

vTP=v0+(2.00 ft/s° C)(TP)

Here, v0 is the velocity of sound at 0° C, and TP is the given temperature.

Write the expression for the time.

t=dv

Here, d and v are the distance travelled and velocity respectively.

Explanation:

The velocity of sound at 0° C is 1087 ft/s. Calculate the velocity of sound if the air temperature is 20.0° C.

v20° C=v0+(2.00° C)(TP)

Here, v20° C is the velocity of sound at air temperature 20.0° C.

Substitute 1087 ft/s for v0, and 20.0° C for TP.

v20° C=(1087 ft/s)+(2.00 ft/s° C)(20.0° C)=1127 ft/s

Calculate the time required by the sound to travel 5280.0 ft if the temperature of the airis 20.0° C.

t=dv20° C

Substitute 5280.0 ft for d, and 1127 ft/s for v20° C.

t=5280.0 ft1127 ft/s=4.7 s

Conclusion:

The time required by the sound to travel 1 mile at the given condition is 4.7 s.

(c)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The time required for the sound wave to travel 1 mile or 5280.0 ft if the temperature of the airis 40.0° C.

Answer to Problem 16PEB

Solution:

4.5 s

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The distance travelled by the sound is 5280.0 ft. Also, the temperature of the airis 40.0° C.

Formula used:

Write the expression for the velocity of sound at the given temperature.

vTP=v0+(2.00 ft/s° C)(TP)

Here, v0 is the velocity of sound at 0° C, and TP is the given temperature.

Write the expression for the time.

t=dv

Here, d and v are the distance travelled and velocity respectively.

Explanation:

The velocity of sound at 0° C is 1087 ft/s. Calculate the velocity of sound at an air temperature of 40.0° C.

v40° C=v0+(2.00° C)(TP)

Here, v40° C is the velocity of sound at 40.0° C of air temperature.

Substitute 1087 ft/s for v0, and 40.0° C for TP.

v20° C=(1087 ft/s)+(2.00 ft/s° C)(40.0° C)=1167 ft/s

Calculate the time required by the sound to travel 5280.0 ft if the air temperature is 40.0° C.

t=dv40° C

Substitute 5280.0 ft for d, and 1167 ft/s for v40° C.

t=5280.0 ft1167 ft/s=4.5 s

Conclusion:

The time required by the sound to travel 1 mile at the given conditionis 4.5 s.

(d)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The time required for the sound wave to travel 1 mile or 5280.0 ft if the temperature of the airis 80.0° C.

Answer to Problem 16PEB

Solution:

4.2 s

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The distance travelled by the sound is 5280.0 ft. Also, the temperature of the airis 80.0° C.

Formula used:

Write the expression for the velocity of sound at the given temperature.

vTP=v0+(2.00 ft/s° C)(TP)

Here, v0 is the velocity of sound at 0° C, and TP is the given temperature.

Write the expression for the time.

t=dv

Here, d and v are the distance travelled and velocity respectively.

Explanation:

The velocity of sound at 0° C is 1087 ft/s. Calculate the velocity of sound at an air temperature of 80.0° C.

v80° C=v0+(2.00° C)(TP)

Here, v80° C is the velocity of sound at 80.0° C of air temperature.

Substitute 1087 ft/s for v0, and 80.0° C for TP.

v80° C=(1087 ft/s)+(2.00 ft/s° C)(80.0° C)=1247 ft/s

Calculate the time required by the sound to travel 5280.0 ft if the air temperature is 80.0° C.

t=dv80° C

Substitute 5280.0 ft for d, and 1247 ft/s for v80° C.

t=5280.0 ft1247 ft/s=4.2 s

Conclusion:

The time required by the sound to travel 1 mile at the given conditionis 4.2 s.

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