Sound Intensitya. What is the sound intensity level, in decibels, ofultrasound being used in medical diagnostics if theultrasound machine emits at an intensity of 0.0175 W/m^2?Vol 1 Sec 17.3b. What is the power output of anotherultrasound medical imaging device thatemits at an intensity of 125 W/m^2from a rectangular head measuring2.15cm by 4.15cm?ScreenControlsComputer00B(dB) = 10 log 10BONNB. O O OSkills:RelatingIntensity toDecibels0Skills:RelatingIntensityto PowerI =Organ(4)PATransducerGelSkinSound wavesTissue

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