A dolphin makes a clicking sound and detects
the echo from the fish that is 250m away. How long was it
before it heard the echo?
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Given: A dolphin makes a clicking sound and detects the echo from the fish that is 250m away
To find: Time taken in hearing the echo
Explanation: When a dolphin makes a clicking sound, it travels through water, reaches the fish and then returns back to the dolphin to determine the fish's position.
Distance of the fish from dolphin= 250 m
The sound travels from dolphin to fish and then again from fish to dolphin.
Total distance= 250*2 m
= 500 m
Speed of sound in water= 1500 m/s
Time taken for the echo to reach the dolphin
= Total distance travelled by sound/ Speed of sound in water
= 500/1500
= 1/3
= 0.33 seconds
Therefore, it takes 0.33 seconds for the dolphin to hear the echo.
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