An observer receives waves directly from a source of sound distant $120\,m$ in a big hall. He also receives waves reflected from the mid-point of a $25\,m$ high ceiling. The wavelength of sound for constructive interference to take place between the two waves must be:

  • A
    $5, 2.5, \frac{5}{3}...... m$
  • B
    $10, 5, \frac{10}{3}...... m$
  • C
    $20, \frac{20}{3}, 4 ...... m$
  • D
    $10, \frac{10}{3}, 2 ...... m$

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