Asked by Ryan
The psychological sensation of loudness B is measured in decibels and is defined with reference to the intensity, , of a barely audible sound by the following equation. In this equation, I is the intensity of the sound in question.
B=10log 1/1o
If the sound of a jet engine during takeoff is 140 decibels and the sound of a rock concert is 115 decibels, how does the intensity of the sound of the jet engine compare to the intensity of the sound of the rock concert?
I got that the intensity of the concert would be louder...is this right?
B=10log 1/1o
If the sound of a jet engine during takeoff is 140 decibels and the sound of a rock concert is 115 decibels, how does the intensity of the sound of the jet engine compare to the intensity of the sound of the rock concert?
I got that the intensity of the concert would be louder...is this right?
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
check your typing
your equation contains no l
besides that, what is 1o ?
your equation contains no l
besides that, what is 1o ?
Answered by
Ryan
im sorry the 1 is l and the zero is the lower exponet
Answered by
Damon
You mean I think:
Db = 10 log (I/Io)
Db = 10 log (I/Io)
Answered by
Damon
no, wrong. The higher the Db the louder
140 = 10 log (Ijet/Io)
115 = 10 log (Iband/Io)
14-11.5 = log (Ijet/IIband)
10^2.5 = Ijet/Iband = 316
the jet intensity (power) is 316 times the rock concert
140 = 10 log (Ijet/Io)
115 = 10 log (Iband/Io)
14-11.5 = log (Ijet/IIband)
10^2.5 = Ijet/Iband = 316
the jet intensity (power) is 316 times the rock concert
Answered by
Ryan
Thanks i see what i did wrong
Answered by
Corben Sroka
is it 21?