The minimum distance of reflector surface from the source for listening the echo of sound is ..... $m$
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(d) $2d = v \times t$, where $v = $velocity of sound $= 332 \,m/s$
$t =$ Persistence of hearing = $\frac{1}{{10}}\sec $.
==> $d = \frac{{v \times t}}{2} = \frac{{332 \times \frac{1}{{10}}}}{2} = 16.5\,m$
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