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When a bat uses echolocation to determine the distance to an insect, it sends out a sound wave and waits to see how long the sound takes to echo back. Suppose now that a bat hears its echo 0.06 LaTeX: ss after it emitted the sound. If the speed of sound is 344.9 LaTeX: / frac{m}{s}m s, how far away is the insect in meters?

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    Distance travelled by sound in going to target (insect) and returning back = 2d, d is distance of target.

    time t =.06 s

    speed = distance / time

    344.9 = 2d /.06

    d = 10.35 m
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