please solve a , b, c three sub parts Which sources of physical waves that are listed below are least likely to display any properties of interference?a. A choir of ten people that are singingb. Two overlapping sound waves that have identical frequencies and identical phasesC. A cafeteria that consists of groups of people that are independently conversing at separate tablesd. Two speakers emitting sound that are connected to the same stereo through the same amplifiere. Two separate beams of light that are split from a single beam that directly propagates from a laserFind the magnitude of the electric field at point P due to the two point charges shown in the diagram below.91 = -3.0 µC92 = +2.0 µCi4.0 cm913.0 cma. 4.0 x 106 N/Cb.7.0 x 106 N/cC. 5.0 x 106 N/Cd.6.0 x 106 N/Ce. 3.0 x 106 N/CIn the diagram below, what is the direction of the total electric field at point P due to the two stationary point charges?91 = -3.0 µC92 = +2.0 µC4.0 cm913.0 стa. 22° below the horizontal and to the rightb.22° below the horizontal and to the leftC.22° above the horizontal and to the rightd.22° above the horizontal and to the lefte. 44° below the horizontal and to the right

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Find the magnitude of the electric field at point P due to the two point charges shown in the diagram below. P 91 = -3.0 µC 92 = +2.0 µC 4.0 cm 92

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