You are standing somewhere between Anderson Hall and Ahearn Field House when the loud bells in...
You are standing somewhere between Anderson Hall and Ahearn Field House when the loud bells in Anderson Hall Tower toll. After each bell from Anderson, there is an echo from Ahearn 6.00 s later. How far are you from Ahearn? Use 343 m/s for the speed of sound.
Homework Answers
Here ,
time for the echo , t = 6 s
speed of sound , vs = 343 m/s
distance between Ahearn and person = speed * time /2
distance between Ahearn and person = 6 * 343/2
distance between Ahearn and person = 1029 m
the distance between Ahearn and person is 1029 m
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