Find the absorption coefficient of the room if the reverberation time is 0.5 s. L of the room = 2.5m W of the room = 2.5m H of the room = 3m Volume of the room = 18.75m Total Surface Area of the room = 42.5m2

Find the absorption coefficient of the room if the reverberation time is 0.5 s. L of the room = 2.5m W of the room = 2.5m H of the room = 3m Volume of the room = 18.75m Total Surface Area of the room = 42.5m2

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Find the absorption coefficient of the room if the reverberation time is 0.5 s.
L of the room = 2.5m
w of the room = 2.5m
H of the room = 3m
Volume of the room = 18.75m
Total Surface Area of the room = 42.5m2

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