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After completing this chapter, you should be able to
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| 1. Define sound and solve problems involving its velocity in metal, in a liquid, and in a gas. |
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| 2. Use boundary conditions to derive and apply relationships for calculating the characteristic frequencies for an open pipe and for a closed pipe. |
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| 3. Compute the intensity level in decibels for a sound whose intensity is given in watts per square meter. |
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| 4. Use your understanding of the Doppler effect to predict the apparent change in sound frequency that occurs as a result of relative motion between a source and an observer. |