22. A two-point source interference pattern is generated in a swimming pool. A piece of styrofoam, located on the second nodal line, is 12.0 m from one source and 20.0 m from the other source. One wave crest takes 2.0 s to travel the 35.0 m width of the pool. Calculate a) the speed of the waves b) the wavelength of the waves c) the frequency of the waves 21.An interference pattern is shown. Is this a double-slit pattern, or a single-slit pattern? Explain how you know.

22. A two-point source interference pattern is generated in a swimming pool. A piece of styrofoam, located on the second nodal line, is 12.0 m from one source and 20.0 m from the other source. One wave crest takes 2.0 s to travel the 35.0 m width of the pool. Calculate a) the speed of the waves b) the wavelength of the waves c) the frequency of the waves 21.An interference pattern is shown. Is this a double-slit pattern, or a single-slit pattern? Explain how you know.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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