Two compact sources of sound oscillate in phase with a frequency of 100 Hz. At a...
Two compact sources of sound oscillate in phase with a frequency of 100 Hz. At a point 5.00 m from one source and 5.85 m from the other, the amplitude of the sound from each source separately is A. The speed of sound in air is 343 m/s.
(a) What is the phase difference of the two waves at that point?
(b) What is the amplitude (in terms of A) of the resultant wave at that point?
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