Question

An architect is designing a recording studio for a musician. The studio needs to be soundproof

to keep out noise. The architect plans to use soundproof panels for the walls, ceiling, and floor.
Each soundproof panel is made from two sheets of hard foam with a vacuum in between
them, as shown in the diagram. Describe two ways the soundproof panel works to keep out
noise.

Answer 1

The soundproof panel works to keep out noise by absorbing sound waves and minimizing sound transmission.

Step-by-step explanation:

The soundproof panel works to keep out noise in two main ways:

1. Firstly, the panel's two sheets of hard foam act as a barrier to prevent sound waves from passing through. Sound waves are effectively absorbed and dampened by the foam, reducing the sound energy that can pass through the panel.
2. Secondly, the vacuum between the foam sheets helps to minimize sound transmission. The vacuum is a poor conductor of sound waves, so it prevents the transmission of sound vibrations from one side of the panel to the other.

Answer 2

I think the correct one is A

Step-by-step explanation: