Calculate the particle velocity of air "v" from the formula: p=vZ, where the impedance of air...

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a) Given p = vZ

p = 0.01 pascals , Z = 400rayls

v = p/Z

= 0.01/400

= 0.25 * 10^-4 m/s

b) Given V = 2(pi)fA

To find amplitude A, A = v/(2(pi)f

= (0.24 *10^-4)/ (2(pi)(1000))

= 3.98 * 10^-9 N/m^2

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