How far away from the first speaker- up the page

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A physicist trying to demonstrate destructive interference stands 2.7m directly in front of a speaker. A second speaker produces identical (coherent) 600Hz tones. How far away from the first speaker- up the page in a line perpendicular to the physicists- 1st speaker line- must the second speaker be so that the physicist experiences destructive interference? Treat the physicist as a point particle.

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