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Answer all questionsin the spaceprovided beneatheachquestion.

Give answersto 2 significant figures. Take the speedof sound to be 340m/s

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solution.

A teacheruseslongitudinalwaveson a very long springto demonstratetravelling sound

waves.The first part of the springis shownin the diagrambelow. The scaleis in
centimetres.

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reasonfor the placement?
A. If the speakersare at position 1 {rear of stage),uo sound at all will be heardat lhe outer ends of the front
row.dueto difliaction.
B. If thespeakersareat positionI (rearof stage),thesoundheardin tlie outerenqlsof thefrontrorvswill be
distorteddueto diffraction- diff'erentfrequencies would be hearddifferently.
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wavelengths aLesnchthat diffraction will not be a problem.
D. Ifthe speakers areat position2 (abovethe stageopening),the speakers arecloseto the audience.The
frequencieswill be heardat slightlydifferent
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