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A violinist on stage plays a middle C note of 262HZ on a day when the speed of sounds is 343m/s. The sounds is emitted in unison from two speakers in the picture. Two people stand at the point A&B in the picture, distances shown below. Which of the two people will hear completely destructive interference if any? Justify your answer.
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