Math, asked by sandy4783, 4 months ago

The deepest part of the oceans in the world is the Mariana Trench in the Pacific
Ocean. It is 11,000 m deep. How long will it take for sound transmitted by a ship,
from the surface of water above the trench to be reflected? (Speed of sound in seawater = 1500 m/s)​

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Answered by pavneet24
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D = 11000m

Speed of sound = 1500m/s

v = 2d/t

=> 1500 = 22000/t

=> t = 22000/1500

t = 14.6

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

5. The deepest part of the oceans in our world is the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean which is 11.033 metres deep. If you were on a ship above this trench and send a sound signal straight down to the water, how long will it take for the echo to reach you? (Speed of sound in water 1500 m/s).

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