b) The following table gives the density of some different media and the speed of ultrasound through them. Medium Air Fat Muscle Bone Density / kg m-3 1.3 925 1075 1650 Ultrasound velocity / m s1 Ir a(Proportion Reflection) It = 330 1450 1590 4080 (Z₂-Z₁)² (Z₂+2₁)² Use this information and the above equation to calculate the ratio a of the reflected ultrasound intensity I, to the incident intensity I, at the interface between i) air and fat ii) fat and muscle iii) fat and bone
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