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Problems related to determining the mach number and temperature fluctuations of sound waves produced by a concert, specifically referencing linkin park and their 120 db sound waves. Students will apply the given definition of sound db level and treat the sound wave as a shock wave to solve the problem.
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� � Unified Engineering Spring 2004 Fluids Problems F F15. Our analysis for determining the speed of sound assumed that the sound wave had infinitesimal strength. But for the 120 dB sound waves produced by Linkin Park near the stage, this assumption may be suspect. a) One suitable definition of sound dB level is: ∆p dB = 20 log 10 20 × 10 −^6 Pa where ∆p is a pressure variation caused by an average passing sound wave. Treating this sound wave as a shock wave, determine its propagation Mach number into still air. Hint: Put the propagating-shock situation into the shock’s frame of reference. b) Determine the temperature fluctuations associated with the passing waves. Would you say Linkin Park makes strong or wimpy shock waves?