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Water Waves

Water Waves

A single source Interference...

Two sources Interference...

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Destructive interference a dark spot. If two beams of light meet and are opposite feet then their intensities cancel and you get a dark spot.

Two speakers are driven with the same oscillator, oscillating in phase with each other. They put out waves with a wavelength of 3 meters. One speaker is 3.2 meters away from me and the other is 4.7 meters from me. Which of the following best describes what will occur? A. A loud sound due to constructive interference B. A soft sound due to destructive interference C. Something in between full constructive and full destructive interference D. None of the above

Two speakers are driven with the same oscillator, oscillating in phase with each other. One speaker is 3.2 meters away from me and the other is 4.7 meters from me. Which of the following wavelengths will result in optimum constructive interference? A. 1.0 meters B. 0.6 meters C. 0.5 meters D. 0.4 meters E. None of the above

Two speakers are driven with different oscillators, one generating a wavelength of 3 meters, the other generating a wavelength of 3.5 meters. One speaker is 3.2 meters away from me and the other is 4.7 meters from me. Which of the following best describes what will occur? A. A loud sound due to constructive interference B. A soft sound due to destructive interference C. Something in between full constructive and full destructive interference D. None of the above

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