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Question:One clue used by your brain to determine the direction of a source of sound is the delaytbetween the arrival of the sound at the ear closer to the source and the arrival at the father ear. Assume that the source is distant so that a wave front from it is approximately planar when it reaches you , and let Drepresent the separation between your ears.(a) If the source is located at anglein front of you figure , what istin term ofD and the speed of soundin air? (b) If you are submerged in water and the speed of sound is directly to your right, what istin terms of Vwand the speed of soundin water? (c) Based on the time 鈥揹elay clue, your brain interprets the submerged sound to arrive at an angle from the forward direction. Evaluatefor fresh water at 20 0C.

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  1. The tin term of and the speed of sound v in air is t=Dsinv.
  2. The tin term of and the speed of sound v in water is t=Dvw.
  3. The for fresh water at 20 0c is =130.

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Given data

  • When the wave front reaches the ear, it is planar.
  • Time delay between the arrival of the sound for two ear ist.
  • Separation between two ears is D.
  • Source is located at an angle 胃.
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 Step 2: Determining the concept 

By using the distance time relation and trigonometric relation in the given diagram, find time in air and in water. Taking the ratio of vairandvwater, find angle .

The expression for the delay time due to distance is given by,

t=dv

Here v is the speed of the sound at 200C , and the value of v is 343 m/s.

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(a) Determining ∆tin term of D and the speed of sound v in air

Time delay is due to the distance d that the wave front must travel to reach the left ear and then right ear. Now, if is the velocity of sound in air, then time delay can be calculated as,

t=dv鈥︹. (i)

In the figure, in the right angle triangle,

role="math" localid="1661340341270" sin=dDd=Dsin

Using these values in equation 1,

t=Dsinv鈥︹ (ii)

Hence,t in term of D and the speed of sound v in air ist=Dsinv .

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(b) Determine the ∆t  in term of D and the speed of sound v in water

Now, as the medium is water, if the velocity of the sound in water is Vw.

And the source is directly towards the right ear, therefore=900,sin90=1.

Hence, the time delay in water can be calculated as,

t=Dvw

In the figure, in the right angle triangle,

sin=dDd=Dsin=Dsin90=D

Therefore,

t=D1482

Time delay in water to reach from left ear to right ear is,
t=Dvw 鈥︹赌(颈颈颈)

Hence,t in term of D and the speed of sound v in water is t=Dvw.

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(c) Determining the value of θ for fresh water at 200C

To find angle equating equation (ii) and (iii),

Dsinv=Dvwsin=vvw

Substitute 343 m/s for v and 1482 m/s for Vw into the above equation,

sin=3431482=0.231=sin-10.231=130

Hence, the =130for fresh water at 200C is =130.

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