2a) What is the duration of each reflection interval (how long it takes for the sound pulse to go 1 roundtrip?

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2) You want to perform an underwater speed of sound experiment (similar to that done today) to check the
speed of sound in water at a swimming pool. You know this speed to be approximately 1500 m/s. You will tap
one wall under water on one side of the pool with a hammer and record with an underwater microphone at the
opposite wall 25 m away.
2a) What is the duration of each
reflection interval (how long it
takes for the sound pulse to go 1
roundtrip?
2b) If you want to capture about
100 data points within each
reflection interval, what sampling
rate should you use in terms of
samples/second?
2c) If you want to capture about
100 data points within each
reflection interval, what sampling
rate should you use in terms of
seconds/sample?
Transcribed Image Text:2) You want to perform an underwater speed of sound experiment (similar to that done today) to check the speed of sound in water at a swimming pool. You know this speed to be approximately 1500 m/s. You will tap one wall under water on one side of the pool with a hammer and record with an underwater microphone at the opposite wall 25 m away. 2a) What is the duration of each reflection interval (how long it takes for the sound pulse to go 1 roundtrip? 2b) If you want to capture about 100 data points within each reflection interval, what sampling rate should you use in terms of samples/second? 2c) If you want to capture about 100 data points within each reflection interval, what sampling rate should you use in terms of seconds/sample?
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Speed of sound in water, v = 1500 m/sDistance of the wall is 25 m. 1 round trip would mean twice that distance.d = 50 m

 

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