Question
An equation for loudness(L) in decibels (dB) of a sound source as a function of its relative intensity (R) is below.
L=10log(R)
a. Solve this equation to find the relative intensity as a function of loudness. That is solve for R.
b. A Led Zeppelin concert reaches a loudness of 85 dB. A more mellow Jack Johnson concert reaches a peak loudness of 77 dB. What is the ratio of the relative intensity of Led Zeppelin to Jack Johnson.
please help me solve this
L=10log(R)
a. Solve this equation to find the relative intensity as a function of loudness. That is solve for R.
b. A Led Zeppelin concert reaches a loudness of 85 dB. A more mellow Jack Johnson concert reaches a peak loudness of 77 dB. What is the ratio of the relative intensity of Led Zeppelin to Jack Johnson.
please help me solve this
Answers
L=10log(R)
L/10 = log R
10^(L/10) = R
Find R for each of the performers, then form the ratio
L/10 = log R
10^(L/10) = R
Find R for each of the performers, then form the ratio
dividing by 10 ... L/10 = log(R)
taking antilog ... 10^(L/10) = R
taking antilog ... 10^(L/10) = R
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