The setup shown in the picture above is used to measure the thickness of the water layer in a glass container. The time history of the pulse echoes (i.e., A-Scan) is shown at the bottom of the figure. (a) What is the source of the first echo? (b) What is the source of the second echo? (c) What would be the time delay between the two echoes? (d) Assume the incident ultrasound power is A W/m', please calculate the amount of power reaching the water-glass interface.

The setup shown in the picture above is used to measure the thickness of the water layer in a glass container. The time history of the pulse echoes (i.e., A-Scan) is shown at the bottom of the figure. (a) What is the source of the first echo? (b) What is the source of the second echo? (c) What would be the time delay between the two echoes? (d) Assume the incident ultrasound power is A W/m', please calculate the amount of power reaching the water-glass interface.

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