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Two separated sources emit sinusoidal traveling waves that have the same wavelength $\lambda$ and are in phase at their respective sources. One travels a distance $Two separated sources emit sinusoidal traveling waves that have the same wavelength \lambda and are in phase at their respective sources. One travels a distance to get to the observation point while the other travels a distance The amplitude is a minimum at the observation point if is: A) an odd multiple of \lambda /2 B) an odd multiple of \lambda /4 C) a multiple of \lambda D) an odd multiple of \pi /2 E) a multiple of \pi$ to get to the observation point while the other travels a distance $Two separated sources emit sinusoidal traveling waves that have the same wavelength \lambda and are in phase at their respective sources. One travels a distance to get to the observation point while the other travels a distance The amplitude is a minimum at the observation point if is: A) an odd multiple of \lambda /2 B) an odd multiple of \lambda /4 C) a multiple of \lambda D) an odd multiple of \pi /2 E) a multiple of \pi$ The amplitude is a minimum at the observation point if $Two separated sources emit sinusoidal traveling waves that have the same wavelength \lambda and are in phase at their respective sources. One travels a distance to get to the observation point while the other travels a distance The amplitude is a minimum at the observation point if is: A) an odd multiple of \lambda /2 B) an odd multiple of \lambda /4 C) a multiple of \lambda D) an odd multiple of \pi /2 E) a multiple of \pi$ is:

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