Two speakers are a distance d = 19.95m apart and emitting in-phase sound of frequency f = 55Hz. The sound is traveling at a speed of v= 339.8m/s. If a person starts by standing at one of the speakers and walks towards the other one, what is the shortest distance they can walk to find a point in which they hear destructive interference? 6.5 m

Two speakers are a distance d = 19.95m apart and emitting in-phase sound of frequency f = 55Hz. The sound is traveling at a speed of v= 339.8m/s. If a person starts by standing at one of the speakers and walks towards the other one, what is the shortest distance they can walk to find a point in which they hear destructive interference? 6.5 m

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