1) Ten buzzers each producing a sound with intensity level of 50
dB.
10 log (10 x (10^5)) = 60 dB
2) 4 buzzers each producing a sound with intensity level of 54
dB.
10 log (4 x (10^5.4)) = 60.02 dB
3) 100 buzzers each producing a sound with intensity level of 40
dB.
10 log (100 x (10^4)) = 60 dB
4) An object emitting a sound with an intensity level of 60 dB
5) 2 buzzers each producing a sound with intensity level of 57
dB.
10 log (2 x (10^5.7)) = 60.01 dB
The order will be
2) > 5) > 1) = 3) = 4)
Other way, all sounds are almost equal.
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