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\small{hey} ___________________Audible frequencies have a range 40hz to 30000hz. express this range in terms in (a) time period, (b) wavelength in air and (c) angular frequency. Given velocity in air is 350ms^-1
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Answered by Anonymous
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For a sound wave,

Speed = Wavelength x Frequencyv = λ x ν

Speed of sound in air = 350 m/s (Given)

(i) For, ν= 40 Hz

λ1= v/ν = 350/40 =8.705 m

(ii) For, ν= 30000 Hz

λ2= v/ν = 350/30000 = 85.7142857142 m

Answered by Anonymous
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<b><h><u>QUESTION>>Audible frequencies have a range 40hz to 30000hz.

a.\bold{time\: period}

let, 40hz be f1, while 30,000hz be f2, hence,

f = f2 - f1

= 30,000-40

= 29,960 hz

hence the given frequency will be 29,690hz.

then we know that time period==>

T =\frac{1}{f}

T= \frac{1}{29,960}

T= 0.0000333s^{-1}

T = 3.33\times 10^{-5}\times s^{-1}

b.wavelength

we have ,,

velocity of sound in air v = 350m\times s^{-1}

and

frequency, f = 29,600hz

hence,

Wavelength , V(commonly as lamda)= \frac{v}{f}

V = \frac{350}{29,960}

V = 0.0116m

V = 1.16\times 10^{-2}

c.angular frequency. Given velocity in air is 350ms^-1

we have,

angular frequency (or) angular speed = 2πf

where f is the frequency..

hence,

angular frequency(omega,as )w = 2\times 3.14\times 29960

= 1,88,148.8 rad hz

= 1,88,148.8 rad\times s>>

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