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at the quad concert， the db level 1 meter from the speakers is 100db, compute the...

at the quad concert， the db level 1 meter from the speakers is 100db, compute the db level at

2m and 4m, i know the answer is 94 db and 88 db, but why the difference of db is 6? what if is a triangle concert instead of quad concert?

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