2. Two rooms, each having a floor measuring 5 m by 6 m and a ceiling height of 2 m, are separated by a brick wall. The common wall is 5 m long and 2 m high, and has a TL of 62 dB in the 3 kHz octave band. The total absorption in each room is 20 metric sabins at 3 kHz. a. Calculate the NR between the rooms at 3 kHz. and beantle more F

2. Two rooms, each having a floor measuring 5 m by 6 m and a ceiling height of 2 m, are separated by a brick wall. The common wall is 5 m long and 2 m high, and has a TL of 62 dB in the 3 kHz octave band. The total absorption in each room is 20 metric sabins at 3 kHz. a. Calculate the NR between the rooms at 3 kHz. and beantle more F

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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