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                                    The faintest sound that can be heard has a pressure amplitude of about 4×10−5 N/m2 and the loudest that can be heard without pain has a pressure amplitude of about 2.8 N/m2. Determine the intensity of the faintest sound (both in W/m2 and in dB).[Assume, air density is 1.3 kg/m3 and velocity of sound is 330 m/s and take log101.86=0.269] | 
                            
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Answer»  The faintest sound that can be heard has a pressure amplitude of about 4×10−5 N/m2 and the loudest that can be heard without pain has a pressure amplitude of about 2.8 N/m2. Determine the intensity of the faintest sound (both in W/m2 and in dB).  | 
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