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how do I go about determing how many decibels would the loudness of machinery be reduced if it needs to be reduced by 44% using formula L= 10 log 1/1o
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That formula doesn't make any sense.
what is wrong with formula? That is what I was given. Possible answers are 3.57 decibels, 1.58, 2.52 or 1.93
is that "1o" supposed to represent the intensity threshold?
I believe so but not sure. Have never worked with decibels before
is 1o= to 10^-12W/m^2?
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Yes, but that should be \[\large I_0 \] not \[\large 1o\]
oh it looked like a 1 to me. sorry
I think what you can do is start with \[\large dB=10 log_{10}(I/I_0) \] and use \[\large 0.56I\] as the new intensity since that is 44% less than the original.
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