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Two speakers are located 15 meters away from each other and each emit a sound with...

Two speakers are located 15 meters away from each other and each emit a sound with a frequency of 289 hz. Along the line connecting the two speakers, determine the location of at least one loud spot and at least one quiet spot. Determine how many such locations their will be.

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