the answer is 504 because 609/58 is 10.5 and then multiply 48 times 10.5 and you get 504
For this case we have the following equation:
Where,
I: <span>the intensity of a given sound
I0: </span><span> the threshold of a hearing intensity
</span>Substituting values in the given equation we have:
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<span />Rewriting the equation we have:
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<span />Then, by properties of logarithm we have:
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<span />Finally we have:
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Answer:
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he intensity, in decibles, [I(dB)], when I=10^8(I0) is:
D.80
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve the first four problems shown in the picture, you must find out what number was multiplied by the original to get the new number in the second fraction.
In the case of problem 1, 5 was multiplied by 4 to get 20. So, to make the fractions proportional, you multiply the numerator by 4 as well. This would be: 4/5=16/20.
Do this for the next 3 problems.
Now, to solve problem 5, both 3 and 5 can go into 15, so it doesn't really matter what you choose. I will go with 5, as it is the larger number and will be easier to solve with.
3:5=?:15, or 3/5=?/15 is the problem here. You can do the rest of this problem using the same technique I used to help you solve the first three problems.
Problem 6 is the same thing, but instead of enlarging the number, you are decreasing. It is done in the same way, but using division instead of multiplication.
10 cm wide is reduced to 4 cm wide. 30 cm long is reduced to ? cm long. This can be written as: 10/30=4/?
But because 10 isn't divisible by 4 evenly, you can use ratios to answer this. In the original diagram, there is 1cm in length for every 3cm in width. So if there are 4cm in length, multiply that by 3 to get width. 4x3=12. The length of the reduced diagram would be 12cm.
For question 7, you know that in 2 hours, a wood stove burns 4 logs. Assuming that all logs in the problem are same-sized, you can simply multiply 4 by 4, as 2 goes into 8 four times, and 4 logs are used up every 2 hours.
For question 8, you must divide $2.20, or 2.2, by 5. This would be: 2.2/5=0.44
A single stamp is worth $0.44, so multiply that number by 7 to get the price of 7 stamps.
I cannot answer question 9 as it seems to be a multi-part question that includes a diagram that is not shown in the photo.
However, if you need help solving problem 9, feel free to post the rest of the page as another question and if I am not too late, I will try to help. I hope I helped out :-)
