Q.59PE
Question
If your radio is producing an average sound intensity level of \({\rm{85}}\;{\rm{dB}}\), what is the next lowest sound intensity level that is clearly less intense??
Step-by-Step Solution
Verified Answer
The next lowest sound intensity level is \(82\;dB\).
1Step 1: Given Data
The sound intensity level is\(L = 85\;dB\)
2Step 2: Concept
The expression for the next lowest sound intensity level is given by,
\({L^'} = L - 3\)
Here \(L\) is an average sound intensity level.
3Step 3: Calculation of the closest frequencies
The lowest less intense sound intensity level is,
\[{L^'} = \left( {L - 0.003} \right)\]
Plugging the values,
\[\begin{aligned}{c}{L^'} &= \left( {85 - 3} \right)\,dB\\ &= 82\;dB\end{aligned}\]
Therefore the next lowest sound intensity level is \[82\;dB\].
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