The range of human hearing extends from approximately 20 Hz to 20000 Hz.
a. Find the wavelength for 43.2 Hz at a temperature of 34.7 ?C. Assume the velocity of sound at 0?C is 331 m/s. Answer in units of m
b. Find the wavelength for 1960 Hz at a temperature of 34.7 ?C. Answer in units of cm
lower frequency limit , flower = 20 Hz
higher frequency limit , fhigher = 20,000 Hz
a)
Vo =speed of sound at 0 C = 331 m/s
speed of sound at any temperature "T" is given as :;
V = Vo + (0.6)T
at T = 34.7 C ,
V = 331 + (0.6) (34.7)
V = 351.82 m/s
frequency , f = 43.2 Hz
so wavelength is given as ::
= V/f
= 351.82 / (43.2)
= 8.144 m
b.
at T = 34.7 C , speed of sound , V = 351.82 m/s
frequency , f = 1960 Hz
so wavelength is given as ::
= V/f
= 351.82 / (1960)
= 0.1795 m
= 17.95 cm
= 8.144 m
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