Question: Use the equations in Exercise to find an expression for sin θ in terms of y and D. Simplify your answer for the case when y < d.="">
Exercise: Using the coordinates of Fig., show that
r1 = √((y - d/2)2 + D2)
r2 = √((y + d/2)2 + D2)
Fig. - Geometry of the two speaker interference experiment; the origin of the x-y coordinate system is at the midpoint of the line AE connecting the two speakers.