The Intensity of a Certain Sound Wave Is 6 $\mu$ W/cm²
B)6

question 45

Multiple Choice

The intensity of a certain sound wave is 6 W/cm².If its intensity is raised by 10 decibels, the new intensity is:

• A)60 \(\mu\)W/cm²
• B)6.6 \(\mu\)W/cm²
• C)6.06\(\mu\)W/cm²
• D)600 \(\mu\)W/cm²
• E)12 \(\mu\)W/cm²

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