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a) No.
Intensity = Power/Area
when we take any on the -x axis it is close to the source of sound placed at origin. an this source is power full.
so, at any point intensity due to the source placed at origin always greater.
b) yes.
when we take a point close to seond source, the intensities will be equal.
c) yes.
when we go away from second source at a particular pioint the two intensisties would be same.
d)
Let x is the distance from where the two intensities are same.
beyound second source.
I1 = I2
4*P/4*pi*x^2 = P/4*pi*(186 - x)^2
4*(186 - x)^2 = x^2
on solving the above equation we get,
x = 124 m and 372 m <<<<<------------Answer
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