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In a hall, a person receives direct sound waves from a source `120 m` away. He also receives waves from the same source which reach him after being reflected from the `25 m` high ceiling at a point halfway between them. The two waves interfere constructively for wavelengths (in metres)

A

`10, (10)/(2) m (10)/(3)`

B

`20, (20)/(3) m (20)/(5)`

C

`30, 20, 10, …`

D

`35, 25, 15, …`

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A


Path difference `Delta x = SPO - SO = 25 P - 50`
`= 2sqrt((60)^(2) + (25)^(2)) - 120 =10 m`
For constructive interference
`Delta x =n lambda rArr 10 = n lambda`
`lambda=10/n m`
`lambda = 10, (10)/(2), (10)/(3), (10)/(4)...m`
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