Mastering Waves & Sound: 2004 AP Physics Problem Help | CollegeBoard

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In summary, the conversation discusses a question related to waves and sound for an upcoming AP test. The question involves determining the relative phase of two sound waves and their sum, given a specific wavelength and distance from speakers. The person asking for help is in high school but is posting on a college-level platform.
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And i am only in high school, but since the AP test is based at the college level i thought it made sense to post it here.
 
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Say the wavelength is 1 m. If you are 1 m away from one of the speakers and 1.5 m away from the other, what do you know about the relative phase of the two sound waves you're hearing? What will their sum be? This should help you with part b.
 

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