Considering two stereo speakers playing the same steady tone (in phase) in a room with tempertaure...
Considering two stereo speakers playing the same steady tone (in phase) in a room with tempertaure 25 degrees Celsius. Your ear is 3.0m from one speaker and 2.7m from the other speaker.
a) What frequencies will you hear very little of?
b) give at least 3 frequencies?
c) explain your reasoning for a+b.
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