Physics, asked by surya46725, 1 month ago

A certain sound has a frequency of 256 hertz and a wavelength of 1.3m.
(i) Calculate the speed of sound
(ii) What difference would be felt by a listener between the above sound and another sound travelling at the same speet, but of wavelength 2.6 m? ​

Answers

Answered by SƬᏗᏒᏇᏗƦƦᎥᎧƦ
19

Given information to us:

  • Frequency of sound = 256 hertz
  • Wavelength of first sound = 1.3 m
  • Wavelength of second sound = 2.6 m

Need to be solved:

  • The speed of sound and difference felt by a listener between above and another sound.

Formula needed to be applied:

  • Speed = Frequency × wavelength
  • Frequency = Speed / wavelength

Step by step explaination:

Here we had been provided with the values of frequency (f) and wavelength it's symbol is λ.

We know this:

  • The number of vibrations which had been made by the particle in one second is known as frequency (f)
  • The distance which had been travelled by a wave in one time period of vibration is known of particle of a medium is known as wavelength (λ)

Thus the calculations for first sound is as follows:

⟹ Speed = Frequency × wavelength(λ)

⟹ Speed = 256 × 1.3

⟹ Speed = 256 × 13/10

⟹ Speed = 332.8 ms-¹

Now the calculations for second sound is as follows:

We already came to knew about the speed(V) that is 332.8 ms-¹.

Using the formula of frequency:

Frequency = Speed / wavelength

Substituting values:

⟹ Frequency = 332.8/2.6

⟹ Frequency = 332×10 / 2.6×10

⟹ Frequency = 128 Hz

Answer:

  • Speed of first sound is 332.8 ms-¹
  • And the difference felt by a listener between the above sound and another sound travelling at the same speed is 128 Hz.
Answered by ExoStark
24

 \Large\bf {\underline{ \underline{Given:-}}}

  • : \implies Frequency = 256Hz
  • : \implies Wavelength = 1.3m

\Large\bf {\underline{ \underline{To  \: Find:-}}}

: \implies Speed of the sound

: \implies Difference felt between both sound

\Large\bf {\underline{ \underline{Step \: by \: step \: explaination:-}}}

»» First of all we would calculate the value of speed that is by using the formula of speed that is : Speed = Frequency × wavelength. After that we would calculate the frequency that is: Speed / Wavelength. Always remember that frequency is always measured in hertz.

Lets solve it!!

Calculating the speed of sound by using the formula of speed (v) :

  • :  \implies \: 256 \:  \times  \: 1.3

Removing the decimal point we would get 10 as denominator:

  • :  \implies \: 256 \:  \times  \:  \dfrac{13}{10}

Reducing to their lowest terms:

  • :  \implies \:  \cancel{256} \:  \times  \:  \dfrac{13}{ \cancel{10} }

  • :  \implies \: 128 \:  \times  \:  \dfrac{13}{5}

Solving further:

  • :  \implies \:  \dfrac{1664}{5}

  • :  \implies \:  \dfrac{ \cancel{1664}}{ \cancel{5}}

  • :  \implies \:  332.8

Thus, speed of sound is 332.8 ms-¹ .

Here's the calculations for frequency by using the formula:

  • :  \implies \:   \dfrac{332.8}{2.6}

Removing the decimal we get 10 in both denominator and numerator:

  • :  \implies \:   \dfrac{3328  \: \times \:  10}{26  \: \times \:  10}

  • :  \implies \:   \dfrac{3328  \: \times \:   \cancel{10}}{26  \: \times \:   \cancel{10}}

  • :  \implies \:   \dfrac{ \cancel{3328}}{ \cancel{26}}

Thus frequency is 128 Hz

 \Large\bf {\underline{ \underline{Conclusion:-}}}

  • (i) 332.8 ms-¹
  • (ii) 128 Hertz
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