Question: 1. The maximum pressure an eardrum can withstand without rupturing is Pmax = 3.0102 Pa. Assume a sound is made at that pressure. If

 

 

1. The maximum pressure an eardrum can withstand without rupturing is Pmax

1. The maximum pressure an eardrum can withstand without rupturing is Pmax = 3.0102 Pa. Assume a sound is made at that pressure. If the density of air is, p=1.20 kg/m, and the speed of sound is 340 m/s, (a) What is the intensity of the sound? (b) What force is exerted on the eardrum if the area of the eardrum is 5x10m?

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