A continuous 441 Hertz sound is played into the left side of the pipe network shown below. The sound diverges along two

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A continuous 441 Hertz sound is played into the left side of the pipe network shown below. The sound diverges along two

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A continuous 441 Hertz sound is played into the left side of the pipe network shown below. The sound diverges along two paths of different lengths before rejoining on the right side where a receiver can hear the incoming tone. If sound travels 1 meter in the top pipe segment, what is the minimum length of the bottom segment for the waves to be perfectly destructive at the receiver? Assume the bottom segment is longer than the top segment and a sound speed of 340 m/s.[m]
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