Two speakers are playing in-phase sound of wavelength A and are spaced a distance 8.45m apart. The furthest distance (<∞) that a person can stand from one of the speakers in the orientation shown in the image below, and still experience constructive interference is 22.25m. The speed of sound in air is 343.99m/s. d (The following questions will be marked correct only if your answer is within 1% of the correct value.) What is the wavelength of the sound? 2.6 m X

Two speakers are playing in-phase sound of wavelength A and are spaced a distance 8.45m apart. The furthest distance (<∞) that a person can stand from one of the speakers in the orientation shown in the image below, and still experience constructive interference is 22.25m. The speed of sound in air is 343.99m/s. d (The following questions will be marked correct only if your answer is within 1% of the correct value.) What is the wavelength of the sound? 2.6 m X

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