Question
A member of an aircraft maintenance crew wears protective earplugs that reduce the sound intensity by a factor of 355. When a jet aircraft is taking off, the sound intensity level experienced by the crew member is 72 dB. What sound intensity level would the crew member experience if he removed the protective earplugs?
Answers
bobpursley
what is log 355? 2.55
multiply that by 10, add it to 72 db
intensity= 10 log (power)=10log(original)+10log355
multiply that by 10, add it to 72 db
intensity= 10 log (power)=10log(original)+10log355
A factor of 355 in intensity is 25.5 dB more than 72 dB. That makes 97.5 dB
Here's how I got that: Take 10 times the log(base10) of 355.
Here's how I got that: Take 10 times the log(base10) of 355.
Related Questions
During World War 2, there were some cases where the crew fell out of burning aircraft without a para...
1.) The average sound intensity inside a busy neighborhood restaurant is 3.*10^-5 W/M^2. How much en...
When wearing proper ear protection, a jack hammer operator experiences a sound intensity of 1x10^-6...
When a person wears a hearing aid, the sound intensity level increases by 35 dB. By what factor does...