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A chain saw produces a spherical sound wave having a frequency of 214Hz in air at 358C (308.2K or 958F). At a distance of 600mm (23.62 in), the sound pressure level is 100 dB. Determine (a) the acoustic power level and (b) the rms acoustic particle velocity and velocity level at a distance of 600mm from the saw.

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