Which acoustic effect results when speaker path differences arise?

💡 Explanation

Acoustic interference patterns become audible because sound waves from different pathlengths interact constructively and destructively. Peaks and nulls forms are due to sound wave interference, rather than uniform amplification, therefore producing distinct spatial changes.

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