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Spherical sound waves are emitted from a 2.00-W source. Assuming that the energy of the waves is conserved, what is the intensity at 0.60 m from the source? Submit Answer Tries 0/99 What is the intensity at 3.10 m from the source? Submit Answer Tries 0/99

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A)

Intensity = Power/( 4*pi*r^2)

Intensity = (2 W)/(4 * pi*(0.6 m)^2)

Intensity = 0.442 W/m^2

the intensity at 0.6 m away is 0.442 W/m^2

B)

Intensity = Power/( 4*pi*r^2)

Intensity = (2 W)/(4 * pi*(3.10 m)^2)

Intensity = 0.01656 W/m^2

the intensity at 3.10 m away is 0.01656 W/m^2

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