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Question: Figure shows the output from a pressure monitor mounted at a point along the path taken by a sound wave of single frequency traveling at343 m/sthrough air with a uniform density of 1.12 kg/m3 . The vertical axis scale is set by Δps=4pa.If the displacement function of the wave is s(x,t)=smcos(kx-Ó¬³Ù),what are (a) sm (b) k (c) Ó¬ ? The air is then cooled so that its density is 1.35 kg/m3 and the speed of a sound wave through it is 320 m/s. The sound source again emits the sound wave at the same frequency and same pressure amplitude. Find the following quantities (d) sm (e) k (f) Ó¬?

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  1. The displacement amplitude of the wave is,sm=6.1×10- 9m.
  2. The angular wave vector isk=9.2rad/m.
  3. The angular frequency isӬ=3.1×103rad/s.

After the air is cooled, the sound velocity is 320 m/s and density is1.35kg/m3withthesame period and amplitude.

  1. The displacement amplitude of the wave issm=5.9×10- 9m.
  2. The angular wave vector isk=9.8rad/m.
  3. The angular frequency is Ӭ=3.1×103rad/s.

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01

Step 1: Given

  • The velocity of sound 343 m/s and uniform density 1.21  kg/m3.
  • The velocity of sound 320 m/s and uniform density 1.35  kg/m3.
  • Pressure amplitude is, Δps=4.0 Pa.
02

Determining the concept

The expression for the pressure amplitude is given by,

ΔPm=vÒÏÓ¬sm

Here ΔPm is the pressure amplitude, v is the speed of the sound, ÒÏis the density, Ó¬is the angular frequency, sm is the displacement amplitude.

The expression for the angular frequency is given by,

w =2 pi /T

Here T is the time period.

The expression for the spring constant is given by,

k=Ó¬v

Here k is the spring constant.

03

(a) Determining the displacement amplitude of the wave if sound velocity 343 m/s  and 1.21 kg / m3 density  

From the figure, the period is

T=2.0ms=0.002 s

The pressure amplitude is Δpm=8.0mpma

Δpm=0.008N/m2

From the equation, calculate the displacement amplitude of the wave,

∆pm=vÒÏÓ¬smsm=ΔpmvÒÏÓ¬

Substitute 2Ï€/TforÓ¬ into the above equation,

sm=ΔpmvÒÏ2Ï€/T

Substitute localid="1661322974677" 0.008N/m2forΔpm,343 m/sforv,0.002 sforTand1.21  kg/m3forÒÏinto the above equation,

sm=0.008343×1.21×2π0.002=6.1×10-9m

Hence, the displacement amplitude of the wave is,sm=6.1×10- 9m.

04

(b) Determining the angular wave vector if sound velocity 343 m/s  and density  1.21 kg /m3

The angular wave vector is,

k=Ó¬v

Substitute 2Ï€/TforÓ¬into the above equation,

Substitute 343 m/s for v , 0.002 s for T into the above equation,

k=2×3.14343×0.002=9.2rad/m

Hence, the angular wave vector is 9.2 rad / m .

05

(c) Determining the angular frequency if sound velocity 343 m/s  and density  1.21 kg/m3

The angular frequency formula is,

Ó¬=2Ï€T

Substitute 0.002s for T into the above equation,

Ӭ=2×3.140.002=3.1×103rad/s

Hence, the angular frequency is 3.1 X 103rad/s.

06

(d) Determine the displacement amplitude of the wave after the air is cooled

From the figure given in the question, the time period is,

T=2.0ms=0.002 s

The pressure amplitude is

Δpm=8.0mPa=0.008 N/m2

From the equation, calculate the displacement amplitude of the wave,

Δpm=vÒÏÓ¬sm'sm=Δpmv'ÒÏ'Ó¬

Substitute 2Ï€/TforÓ¬ into the above equation,

sm=Δpmv'ÒÏ'2Ï€/T

Substitute 0.008N/m2forΔpm,320 m/sforv,0.002 sforTand1.35  kg/m3forÒÏ into the above equation,

sm=0.008320×1.35×2π0.002=5.9×10- 9 m

Hence, the displacement amplitude of the wave is sm=5.9×10- 9m.

07

(e) Determine the angular wave vector after the air is cooled

The angular wave number is,

k=Ó¬v'

Substitute 2Ï€/TforÓ¬ into the above equation,

k=2Ï€v'T

Substitute 320 m/s for v , 0.002 s forT into the above equation,

k=2×3.14320×0.002=9.8rad/m

Hence, the angular wave vector is k = 9.8 rad/m .

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