1. Two identical speakers emit sound so that when a wave crest is emitted from one of them, the other also emits a wave crest. Another way of saying this is that the speakers are in phase with each other. A person is seated directly in front of one speaker as shown by the blue circle in the figure below. speakers 1 (a) Which of the following statements regarding what the person will hear are true? Take n to be an integer. For constructive interference, x1 and x2 must both be whole multiples of the wavelength (n*wavelength) For constructive interference, x1 and x2 must both be half multiples of the wavelength (n*wavelength/2) For constructive interference, x1 and x2 must differ by a whole multiple of the wavelength (n*wavelength) and for destructive interference, x1 and x2 must differ by a whole multiple of the wavelength + half a wavelength (n+1/2)*wavelength 2.

1. Two identical speakers emit sound so that when a wave crest is emitted from one of them, the other also emits a wave crest. Another way of saying this is that the speakers are in phase with each other. A person is seated directly in front of one speaker as shown by the blue circle in the figure below. speakers 1 (a) Which of the following statements regarding what the person will hear are true? Take n to be an integer. For constructive interference, x1 and x2 must both be whole multiples of the wavelength (nwavelength) For constructive interference, x1 and x2 must both be half multiples of the wavelength (nwavelength/2) For constructive interference, x1 and x2 must differ by a whole multiple of the wavelength (nwavelength) and for destructive interference, x1 and x2 must differ by a whole multiple of the wavelength + half a wavelength (n+1/2)wavelength 2.

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ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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