Two sources of sound are located on the x axis, and each emits power uniformly in all directions. There are no reflections. One source is positioned at the origin and the other at x = +114 m. The source at the origin emits four times as much power as the other source. Where on the x axis are the two sounds equal in intensity? Note that there are two answers. Xbetween the sources Xnot between the sources Textbook and Media 76 i -228 m m V

Two sources of sound are located on the x axis, and each emits power uniformly in all directions. There are no reflections. One source is positioned at the origin and the other at x = +114 m. The source at the origin emits four times as much power as the other source. Where on the x axis are the two sounds equal in intensity? Note that there are two answers. Xbetween the sources Xnot between the sources Textbook and Media 76 i -228 m m V

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