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    The graph shows sound pressure level measurements in decibels referenced to 20 micropascals on the y-axis against frequency in hertz on the x-axis. It displays a single test measurement, an experimental average from microphone data, and a prediction using statistical energy analysis. The experimental average and prediction follow a similar downward trend with increasing frequency over the 0 to 2500 hertz range.

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    The graph shows sound pressure level measurements in decibels referenced to 20 micropascals on the y-axis against frequency in hertz on the x-axis. It displays a single test measurement, an experimental average from microphone data, and a prediction using statistical energy analysis. The experimental average and prediction follow a similar downward trend with increasing frequency over the 0 to 2500 hertz range.

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    The graph shows sound pressure level measurements in decibels referenced to 20 micropascals on the y-axis against frequency in hertz on the x-axis. It displays a single test measurement, an experimental average from microphone data, and a prediction using statistical energy analysis. The experimental average and prediction follow a similar downward trend with increasing frequency over the 0 to 2500 hertz range.

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    Sound Pressure Levels SPL

    140

    120

    100
    dB ref. 20 [ Pa]

    80

    60

    40
    Single test
    20 Experimental averaged data (Mic)
    SEA prediction
    0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
    Frequency [Hz]

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