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What is the result of destructive interference when two waves of equal amplitude
What is the result of destructive interference when two waves of equal amplitude meet?
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What is the result of destructive interference when two waves of equal amplitude meet?
Amplitude doubles
Amplitude becomes zero
Amplitude remains the same
Phase difference is π
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Destructive interference occurs when two waves of equal amplitude meet out of phase, resulting in an amplitude of zero.
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Q: What is the result of destructive interference when two waves of equal amplitude meet?
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Destructive interference occurs when two waves of equal amplitude meet out of phase, resulting in an amplitude of zero.
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Step 1: Understand that waves can combine when they meet.
Step 2: Know that 'amplitude' refers to the height of the waves.
Step 3: Recognize that 'destructive interference' happens when two waves meet in a way that cancels each other out.
Step 4: Learn that for destructive interference to occur, the two waves must be 'out of phase', meaning they are aligned opposite to each other.
Step 5: Since the waves have equal amplitude, when they meet out of phase, they cancel each other completely.
Step 6: The result of this cancellation is that the combined amplitude becomes zero.
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