Question: This problem extends the result of Problem 12 in Chapter 18. Figure P37.46 shows two adjacent vibrating balls dipping into a tank of water. At
This problem extends the result of Problem 12 in Chapter 18. Figure P37.46 shows two adjacent vibrating balls dipping into a tank of water. At distant points they produce an interference pattern of water waves, as shown in Figure 37.3. Let A represent the wavelength of the ripples. Show that the two sources produce a standing wave along the line segment, of length d, between them. In terms of A and d, find the number of nodes and the number of antinodes in the standing wave. Find the number of zones of constructive and of destructive interference in the interference pattern far away from the sources. Each line of destructive interference springs from a node in the standing wave and each line of constructive interference springs from an antinode.
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