The highest note written for a singer in a publishedscore was F-sharp above high C

Chapter 17, Problem 50

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The highest note written for a singer in a publishedscore was F-sharp above high C, 1.480 kHz, for Zerbinettain the original version of Richard Strausss operaAriadne auf Naxos. (a) Find the wavelength of this soundin air. (b) Suppose people in the fourth row of seatshear this note with level 81.0 dB. Find the displacementamplitude of the sound. (c) What If? In response to complaints, Strauss later transposed the note downto F above high C, 1.397 kHz. By what increment didthe wavelength change?

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