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A source placed at x = 0 produces the following wave: y=ym*sin2π(8t−x/3), where t is in...

A source placed at x = 0 produces the following wave: y=ym*sin2π(8t−x/3), where t is in seconds and x is in meters . A second identical source is placed on the x-axis at a point that will cause the two waves produced to interfere destructively. What is the least possible distance between the two sources?

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