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What is the wavelength of sound waves in hydrogen gas corresponding to the lower limit of audibility ? If speed of sound in hydrogen gas is 1350m/s

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Answered by gadakhsanket
202

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# Answer- 67.5 m


# Explaination-

# Given-

speed of sound in H2 gas = 1350m/s

we know that lower limit of audibility frequency = 20Hz

(Audibility = 20Hz to 20000Hz)


# Solution-

For a sound wave,

Speed = frequency × wavelength

Wavelength = speed/frequency

Wavelength = 1350/20

Wavelength = 67.5m


- Wavelength of sound wave through hydrogen gas at lower limit of audibility is 67.5m.


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Answered by Hormize
27

speed of sound in H2 gas = 1350m/s

we know that lower limit of audibility frequency = 20Hz

(Audibility = 20Hz to 20000Hz)

# Solution-

For a sound wave,

Speed = frequency × wavelength

Wavelength = speed/frequency

Wavelength = 1350/20

Wavelength = 67.5m

- Wavelength of sound wave through hydrogen gas at lower limit of audibility is 67.5

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