A bat is pursuing an insect and using echolocation of 60-kHz sound waves to track the insect.
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A bat is pursuing an insect and using echolocation of 60-kHz sound waves to track the insect. The insect is initially 30 cm from the bat, but then moves to a distance of 40 cm as it tries to escape. What is the difference in the two echo times the bat measures?
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The echo time is simply the time it takes for the sound to travel from th...View the full answer
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