The inverse square law states that, "sound intensity every time the distance is doubled

Drops by 6 db

Explanation

The Inverse Square Law states that in a free field for every doubling of the distance from the source, the intensity of sound drops by 6 decibels. As the intensity of sound is inversely proportional to the distance squared.

The intensity of sound ∝ 1 ∕  distance squared.

I  ∝  1 / d2

Here,  ∝ is ‘proportional to’

I is the ‘intensity of sound’

& d is the ‘distance from the source’

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