Two electronic speakers, 1 and 2, are generating a fixed frequency whistle at the same amplitude. Jamie is sitting one wavelength away from speaker A and 1.5 wavelengths from speaker B. Dustin is sitting one wavelength away from speaker A and 2 wavelengths away from speaker B.
Which statement below is correct?
(A) Jamie hears a moderately higher amplitude whistle than Dustin.
(B) Jamie hears a much higher amplitude whistle than Dustin.
(C) Jamie hears the whistle at the same amplitude as Dustin.
(D) Jamie hears a moderately lower amplitude whistle than Dustin.
(E) Jamie hears a much lower amplitude whistle than Dustin.
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