Practice Quiz Problems - Acoustics - Spring 2008 | PHYS 170, Quizzes of Physics

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PHYS170 Acoustics - Spring 2008
Practice Quiz
The following table may be helpful.
!
6"2=0.0278
!
61=6
!
6"1=0.167
!
62=36
!
63=216
1. In the expression
!
log5125 =3
, the base is:
a) 125 b) 5 c) 3
2.
!
log60.167 =?
a) -2 b) -1 c) 0 d) 1 e) 2 f) 3
3. The answer to the expression,
!
log615.59
, lies between:
a) -2 and -1 b) -1 and 0 c) 0 and 1 d) 1 and 2 e) 2 and 3
4. In the diagram above, what is arrow #7 pointing at? Clearly circle the term below.
Auditory nerve Cochlea Eustachian tube
Pinna Eardrum Semicircular canals
Ossicles Round window Ear Canal
There are more questions on the back of this page.
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PHYS170 Acoustics - Spring 2008

Practice Quiz The following table may be helpful.

!

6 "^2 = 0.

6 "^1 = 0.

  1. In the expression !

a) 125 b) 5 log^5 125 c)^ = 3 3 ,^ the^ base^ is:

a) -^ log 2 6 0.167b)^ =- 1? c) 0 d) 1 e) 2 f) 3

  1. The answer to the expression, !

a) - 2 and - 1 b) - 1 and 0 log^6 15.59c) 0 and 1, lies be tween:d) 1 and 2 e) 2 and 3

  1. In the diagram above, what is arrow #7 pointing at? Clearly circle the term below. Auditory nerve Cochlea Eustachian tube Pinna Eardrum Semicircular canals Ossicles Round window Ear Canal There are more questions on the back of this page.

5. What is log(360) =? To get credit for this you must work , like we did in class. Use the space below, and circle your final clearly show you

answer.

6. What is log(0.250) =? To get credit for this you must work , like we did in class. Use the space below, and circle your final clearly show you

answer.

Potentially Useful Information:

!

log (^) ( AB ) = log A + log B !

log " # $ A B % & ' = log A ( log B !

log An^ = n log A x 1 (^) log(x) 0.000 x 6 (^) log(x) 0.

!

log y N = x !

yx^ = N^23 0.3010.477^78 0.8450. 45 0.6020.699 910 0.9541.