Chapter 12: 12-73GP (page 328)
What is the resultant sound level when an 81 dB sound and an 87 dB sound are heard simultaneously?
Short Answer
The resultant sound level when both sounds heard simultaneously is \(87.97\;{\rm{dB}}\).
Chapter 12: 12-73GP (page 328)
What is the resultant sound level when an 81 dB sound and an 87 dB sound are heard simultaneously?
The resultant sound level when both sounds heard simultaneously is \(87.97\;{\rm{dB}}\).
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