Wave Interference

The video explores sound wave interference using a classroom experiment with two speakers. It demonstrates how sound waves can interfere constructively, resulting in louder sounds, or destructively, leading to silence. By adjusting the wavelength, the interference pattern changes, affecting the distribution of loud and quiet zones. The video highlights the significance of wave interference in everyday experiences.

What happens to sound waves when they travel out of the speakers?

What do you hear when you stand equal distance from both speakers?

Explain the concept of constructive interference.

What is observed when you find a spot of destructive interference?

How does changing the wavelength of the sound waves affect the interference pattern?