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Physics, 28.01.2020 23:49, anthonypacheco

In general, if a sound has intensity of β db at 1 m from the source, at what distance from the source would the decibel level decrease to 0 db? since the limit of hearing is 1 db this would mean you could no longer hear it. express the answer in terms of β. possibly relevant information: the sound of normal breathing is not very loud, with an intensity of about 11 db at a distance of 1 m away from the face of the breather. again: express the answer in terms of β!

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