Explanation Given: Sound exerts pressure on the human ear. Increasing loudness corresponds to greater pressure. The table below shows the pressure P , in dynes per square centimeter, exerted on the ear by sound with loudness D , measured in decibels. Loudness D Pressure P 65 0.36 85 3.6 90 6.4 105 30 110 To determine (b) To find: The exponential model for P as a function of D . To determine (c) The effect on pressure when loudness is increased by 1 decibel .

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To determine

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The exponential model for P as a function of D.

To determine

(c)

The effect on pressure when loudness is increased by 1 decibel.

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(a) To plot: The graph of the given data.

(b) To find: The exponential model for P as a function of D.

(c) The effect on pressure when loudness is increased by 1 decibel.

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(a)

To plot:

The graph of the given data.

(b)

To find:

The exponential model for P as a function of D.

(c)

The effect on pressure when loudness is increased by 1 decibel.