two sound waves having a phase difference of 60 degree have path difference of
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Given that two sound waves have the same frequency f, and wavelength λ.
The have a phase difference of 60°.
For a phase difference of 360° or 2π rad, the path difference is equal to the wavelength λ.
So for the phase difference of 60°, the path difference will be
= λ * 60°/360° = λ / 6
= one sixth of the wavelength.
The have a phase difference of 60°.
For a phase difference of 360° or 2π rad, the path difference is equal to the wavelength λ.
So for the phase difference of 60°, the path difference will be
= λ * 60°/360° = λ / 6
= one sixth of the wavelength.
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it's decrease to 1/6 of its actual wavelength
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