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= Problem 2. For a homogeneous, isentropic elastic solid, the bulk modulus, Ev p (dp/dp) = pc², can be written in terms of Young's modulus, E, and Poison's ratio, v, as follows: E₁ = E/[3(1 – 2v)]. Note that for a solid E₁, and E are the same for v = 1/3 and that for a fluid only Ę is defined. Look up Young's modulus, Poison's ratio, and density, for zinc and calculate the speed of sound for temperatures ranging from 0°C to 90 °C. For the same temperature range, look up the speed of sound for water and air. Make a plot of the speed of sound versus temperature for all three materials.

= Problem 2. For a homogeneous, isentropic elastic solid, the bulk modulus, Ev p (dp/dp) = pc², can be written in terms of Young's modulus, E, and Poison's ratio, v, as follows: E₁ = E/[3(1 – 2v)]. Note that for a solid E₁, and E are the same for v = 1/3 and that for a fluid only Ę is defined. Look up Young's modulus, Poison's ratio, and density, for zinc and calculate the speed of sound for temperatures ranging from 0°C to 90 °C. For the same temperature range, look up the speed of sound for water and air. Make a plot of the speed of sound versus temperature for all three materials.

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= Problem 2. For a homogeneous, isentropic elastic solid, the bulk modulus, Ev p (dp/dp) = pc², can be written in terms of Young's modulus, E, and Poison's ratio, v, as follows: E₁ = E/[3(1 – 2v)]. Note that for a solid E₁, and E are the same for v = 1/3 and that for a fluid only Ę is defined. Look up Young's modulus, Poison's ratio, and density, for zinc and calculate the speed of sound for temperatures ranging from 0°C to 90 °C. For the same temperature range, look up the speed of sound for water and air. Make a plot of the speed of sound versus temperature for all three materials.
Transcribed Image Text:= Problem 2. For a homogeneous, isentropic elastic solid, the bulk modulus, Ev p (dp/dp) = pc², can be written in terms of Young's modulus, E, and Poison's ratio, v, as follows: E₁ = E/[3(1 – 2v)]. Note that for a solid E₁, and E are the same for v = 1/3 and that for a fluid only Ę is defined. Look up Young's modulus, Poison's ratio, and density, for zinc and calculate the speed of sound for temperatures ranging from 0°C to 90 °C. For the same temperature range, look up the speed of sound for water and air. Make a plot of the speed of sound versus temperature for all three materials.
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