Mathematics, 05.05.2022 08:20, charlottiechecketts0

L = loudness, in decibels (dB); I = sound intensity, in watts/m2; I0 = 10−12 watts/m2 The loudness of a jack hammer is 96 dB. Its sound intensity is about 0.004.
The loudness of a compactor is 94 dB. Its sound intensity is about 0.0025.
The sound intensity of the jack hammer is about 1.6 times the sound intensity of the compactor.
The loudness of a pile driver is 112 dB. About how many times the sound intensity of the jackhammer is the sound intensity of a pile driver? Round to the nearest ten.

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L = loudness, in decibels (dB); I = sound intensity, in watts/m2; I0 = 10−12 watts/m2 The loudness...