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A fish finder uses a sonar device that sends $20,000$ -Hz sound pulses downward from the bottom of the boat, and then detects echoes. If the maximum depth for which it is designed to work is $75 \mathrm{m},$ what is the minimum time between pulses (in fresh water)?


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fish finder uses a sonar device that sends a 20,000 hurt sound polls downward from the bottom of the boat and then detects echoes if the maximum death for which it is designed to work A 75 meters. What is the minimum time between pulses and the fresh water? Okay, so I would know what we were given here. We're told that the frequency is 20,000. The depth the maximum death at which it can go is 75 meters and the speed of sound in freshwater visa messes 1440 meters per second. Okay, so the total distance, the wave that travels test to go the depth and then back up would be too. So we'll call this total distance Decent teak for total. It's going to be two times the death. Okay, which is equal to 150 meters. Okay, well then define the time between pulses. The total time between pulses, Then it would be the velocity. Anyways, distance something travels right is equal. Have lost three times time. Simple equation. We know that one. What's a V? The velocity of sound times The time it takes right so we want the time, so we just simply solve For the time this will be equal to total distance divided by the velocity of this out. So 100 50 meters divided by 1440 meters per second. We'll get you a total of 0.1 seconds. So be zero using the correct number of significant figures your 0.10 seconds oxidant their solution.

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