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An oceanic depth-sounding vessel surveys the ocean bottom with ultrasonic waves that travel 1530 m/s in seawater. How deep is t...Asked by anonymous
An oceanic depth-sounding vessel surveys the
ocean bottom with ultrasonic waves that
travel 15360 m/s in seawater.
How deep is the water directly below the
vessel if the time delay of the echo to the
ocean floor and back is 46 s?
Answer in units of m
ocean bottom with ultrasonic waves that
travel 15360 m/s in seawater.
How deep is the water directly below the
vessel if the time delay of the echo to the
ocean floor and back is 46 s?
Answer in units of m
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Answered by
bobpursley
Assume time down equals time up.
depth=velocitysound*timedown
= 15360m/s * 23sec
Now, because I am so kind and good, I do need to point out that this given sound is incredibly inaccurate, the actual velocity of sound in salt water is around 1560m/s, depending on temperature. In Ice, curiously enough, the speed of sound is about twice as fast.
So I wonder if the 3 in your speed is a typo.
depth=velocitysound*timedown
= 15360m/s * 23sec
Now, because I am so kind and good, I do need to point out that this given sound is incredibly inaccurate, the actual velocity of sound in salt water is around 1560m/s, depending on temperature. In Ice, curiously enough, the speed of sound is about twice as fast.
So I wonder if the 3 in your speed is a typo.
Answered by
anonymous
it is
Answered by
allison
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