1. You hear a sonic boom and immediately look up to see where the plane is. Instead of a plane, you see an alien spacecraft 55° above the horizon. V sound sina = Vsource (a) How fast is the alien spacecraft traveling? (b) If the alien spacecraft has an altitude of 6000 m, how long ago did it pass overhead? (c) Draw a picture of the soundwaves emitted by the alien spacecraft. Mark the interference that creates the shockwave.

1. You hear a sonic boom and immediately look up to see where the plane is. Instead of a plane, you see an alien spacecraft 55° above the horizon. V sound sina = Vsource (a) How fast is the alien spacecraft traveling? (b) If the alien spacecraft has an altitude of 6000 m, how long ago did it pass overhead? (c) Draw a picture of the soundwaves emitted by the alien spacecraft. Mark the interference that creates the shockwave.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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