Physics, asked by dishantkumar0, 9 months ago

A sound wave has frequency 1000 Hz and speed 320 ms-1. How long will it take to move through 1 km.​

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Answered by itzinnovativegirl129
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The answer is 2.94 seconds .

Explanation:

We know that  

Velocity = frequency x wavelength

Given data:

Frequency = 1000 Hz

Wavelength = 34 cm 34/100 = 0.34 m

Velocity = 1000 Hz x 0.34 m

Velocity = 340 ms-1

Distance = 1000 m

Formula of velocity  

Velocity = distance / time

Time = distance / velocity

Time, t = 1000 m / 340 ms-1

t =  2.94 seconds

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Answered by Anonymous
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3 s.

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\rm{Distance\:travelled = 1000 m}

\rm{Speed\:of\:the\: sound = 330 m s^-1}

\rm{Time\:taken\: by\: the\:wave \:to \:move\: through \:1 km= \dfrac{distance}{speed}}

\rm=\dfrac{1000m}{330ms^-1}= 3.03 ≈\bf{3\: s}.

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