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The binaural phenomenon is used for localisation of sounds. The two processes involved are as follows,
- Phase difference between the arrival of sound wave (crest) at one ear when compared to the other. This occurs in low frequency sound waves.
- The intensity of sound for high frequency sounds. The wavelength of the sound will be low for high frequency tones.
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how to solve it ?
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how to solve it ?
A20. Two identical sound sources emit sound waves of wavelength 2 and are separated by a distance d. What is the lowest non-zero value of d for which constructive interference occurs everywhere along the line that passes through the two sources? Consider only points which do not lie between the two sources. A. 2 B. λ/4 С. 2 D. λ/2 E. 4λ
Without calces. how can the localive sound waves? The sound waves reach the left and rightears at the same time point which determines location of a sound and the further away a sound is the less intense its sound waves are the characteristics are interpreted by the brain to determine direction and distance of a sound The sound waves reach the left and right cars at different time points which determines location of a sound, and the further away a...
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