A dolphin emits a pulse of sound waves (longitudinal wave) toward an object at 200 m from the dolphin. How long after the dolphin emits a wave is its reflection if the bulk modulus and the density of seawater are given by B = 2 x 10°, P 1.025 x 10 kg/ m %3D a) 0.29 s b) 0.43 s c) 0.57 s d) 0.71 s

A dolphin emits a pulse of sound waves (longitudinal wave) toward an object at 200 m from the dolphin. How long after the dolphin emits a wave is its reflection if the bulk modulus and the density of seawater are given by B = 2 x 10°, P 1.025 x 10 kg/ m %3D a) 0.29 s b) 0.43 s c) 0.57 s d) 0.71 s

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A dolphin emits a pulse of sound waves (longitudinal wave) toward an object at
200 m from the dolphin. How long after the dolphin emits a wave is its reflection
if the bulk modulus and the density of seawater are given by B = 2 x 10°, P
= 1.025 x 103 kg/ m2
a) 0.29 s
b) 0.43 s
c) 0.57 s
d) 0.71 s

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