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wnat happens to the sound intensity level (expressed in dB) if we doubled the intensity of the voice of a specific sound?

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bezimeni [28]4 years ago

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You hear a sound at 80 dB.

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wnat happens to the sound intensity level (expressed in dB) if we doubled the intensity of the voice of a specific sound?​

wnat happens to the sound intensity level (expressed in dB) if we doubled the intensity of the voice of a specific sound?