Given the equаtiоn: cаlculаte the mоlarity оf 275 mL of a solution in which 12.8 grams of K2(SO4) are dissolved. To receive full credit: You must show your conversions and final equation, with numbers and units. You can use the equation editor in the toolbar () to insert an equation (include numbers and units) into the answer box. If necessary, show the molar mass calculation. Within the equation editor itself use the to type conversions and the final equation. Don't forget to include your final answer. Or, you can do your work on a separate sheet of paper and immediately after submitting the exam, take a picture of your work and upload it into the Final Exam Pictures link located in Final Exam module in Canvas.
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Renоvаting а Church Sаnctuary Yоu are cоnverting an old church sanctuary into a recording studio. The interior dimensions of the sanctuary are 20 ft x 30 ft x 25 ft. (7 points) To improve the acoustics of the room, you decide to add treatment: the two long walls are covered with stain glass windows (a = 0.06 Sab/ft2), one of the two short walls has curtains (a = 0.25 Sab/ft2), the floor is covered with carpet (a = 0.30 Sab/ft2), and the remaining surfaces, including the ceiling and other short wall, are finished with aged hardwood (a = 0.10 Sab/ft2). Calculate the reverberation time of the room with this treatment installed. (7 points) With acoustic treatment in place, you're now interested in identifying potential room resonances. Determine the six lowest modal frequencies for this space and provide the corresponding mode indices . You MUST show work to receive credit (please do so on paper handout of exam). Feel free to indicate your room modes and indices here though if you wish. (6 points) In both class and your textbook, you've learned that a room's acoustic response can be divided into four frequency regions (A, B, C, and D) based on dominant acoustic behavior. Using the room dimensions and calculated reverb time from Part A (or assume 1.0 s if not calculated), Calculate the three boundary frequencies that separate Region A from B, B from C, and C from D. Briefly describe the characteristics of each region (A, B, C, and D) including what type of acoustic behavior dominates each.