17. You stand next to one sound source, which emits sound of frequency 680Hz. A second...

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17. You stand next to one sound source, which emits sound of frequency 680Hz. A second sound source, which emits sound of the same frequency in air with a speed of sound of 340m/s is 5.5m away. You walk a distance x along a straight line perpendicular to the line joining the two loudspeakers. a. For how many values of x will you encounter a minimum of sound level (destructive interference)? b. What are those values of x? C. How would this change if the emitted frequency was 510Hz? 17. You stand next to one sound source, which emits sound of frequency 680Hz. A second sound source, which emits sound of the same frequency in air with a speed of sound of 340m/s is 5.5m away. You walk a distance x along a straight line perpendicular to the line joining the two loudspeakers. a. For how many values of x will you encounter a minimum of sound level (destructive interference)? b. What are those values of x? C. How would this change if the emitted frequency was 510Hz?

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