Two sound sources driven in phase by the same amplifier are d = 5.00 m apart on the y axis, one at y = +2.50 m and the other at y = -2.50 m. At a point a very large distance from the y axis, constructive interference is heard at angles with the x axis of 00 = 0 rad, 01 = 0.140 rad, and 02 = 0.283 rad, and at no angles in between. S214 D (a)

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What is the wavelength ? of the sound waves from the sources?

?=
 
m

What is the frequency ? of the sources?

?=
 
Hz

What is the next angle ?3>?2 at which constructive interference occurs?

?3=
 
rad

What is the next angle ?4>?3 at which constructive interference occurs?

?4=
 
rad

What is the next angle ?5>?4 at which constructive interference occurs?

?5=
 
rad

What is the next angle ?6>?5 at which constructive interference occurs?

?6=
 
rad

What is the next angle ?7>?6 at which constructive interference occurs?

?7=
 
rad

What is the smallest angle ?′d for which the sound waves cancel?

?′d=
 
Two sound sources driven in phase by the same amplifier are d = 5.00 m apart on the y axis, one at y = +2.50 m and the other
at y = -2.50 m. At a point a very large distance from the y axis, constructive interference is heard at angles with the x axis of
000 rad, 01 = 0.140 rad, and 02 = 0.283 rad, and at no angles in between.
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-As
0
D
(a)
(b)
Tipler & Mosca, Physics for Scientists and Engineers, 6e © 2008 W.H. Freeman
and Company
Transcribed Image Text:Two sound sources driven in phase by the same amplifier are d = 5.00 m apart on the y axis, one at y = +2.50 m and the other at y = -2.50 m. At a point a very large distance from the y axis, constructive interference is heard at angles with the x axis of 000 rad, 01 = 0.140 rad, and 02 = 0.283 rad, and at no angles in between. As -As 0 D (a) (b) Tipler & Mosca, Physics for Scientists and Engineers, 6e © 2008 W.H. Freeman and Company
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