Question 1 :
using v = f
, here v is speed of wave ,
is wavelength and f is frequency
so v = 29*10-2*4 = 1.16 m/sec
Question 2 :
wavelength of detected wave =
= v/f
= 419/(50.7*103) m
= 8.2643*10-3 m = 0.826 cm
so it can detect minimum 0.826 cm size insect.
Question 3 :
He will detect the flash immediatly.
Distance = speed of sound*time taken by sound
d = 343*4.86 = 1666.98 m
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that
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