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At a concert, the loudness

The ratio of the loudness of Lala’s earphones to the loudness of Polina’searphones to the loudness of Goffy’s earphones is
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The ratio of the loudness of Lana’s earphones to the loudness of Polina’s earphones to the loudness of Goffy’s earphones
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The ratio of the loudness of Lana's earphones to the loudness of Polina's earphones to the loudness of Goffy's earphones is
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The ratio of the loudness of Lana’s earphones to the loudness of Polina’s earphones to the loudness of Goffy’s earphones
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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)
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Danny is measuring the loudness of a police siren. At t=2 seconds, the siren's loudness is at its maximum of 112 dB for the
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The loudness of sound can be measured in decibels. Do you think loudness is a vector or not? Can you explain why or why not.
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posted by rfvv Thursday, April 5, 2018 at 6:01am1. The concert is over. 2. The concert is finished. 3. The concert ended. 4. The
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Anyone been to an concert (jazz, opera, etc.)and had to do a concert report? i need a concert report can someone please help me,
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At a concert, the loudness of sound, L, in decibels, is given by the equation L=10log(I/I_o), where I is the intensity, in watts
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