Question 8 (15 Points) Two identical loudspeakers are placed side-by-side two meters apart. They emit sound...
Question 8 (15 Points)
Two identical loudspeakers are placed side-by-side two meters
apart. They emit sound at 1800Hz into a room where the speed of
sound is 340 m/s.
(a) Calculate the path difference for sound traveling from each
speaker to a point 4.0 m directly in front of one of the speakers.
(5 points)
(b) Calculate the number of wavelengths that would fit into this
path difference. Round your result to one decimal place. (6
points)
(c) Does this point exhibit maximum constructive interference,
perfect destructive interference, or somewhere in between? (4
points)
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