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If sound is increased in intensity by a factor of 100,000, what is the change in decibels?

I thought 50?

other options are 5, 500, and 100,000. Please explain because I'm confused on how this works.
12 years ago

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Answered by Devron
I thought 50 dB as well.
12 years ago
Answered by Elena
L(dB) = 10 log₁₀(P₁/P₀)= 10 log₁₀100000= =10•5=50
12 years ago
Answered by Physics fail
Thanks very much guys!!
12 years ago

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