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Two waves of the same frequency travel together in the same direction. Their amplitudes are 3 mm and 4 mm, and they differ in phase by 90°. The amplitude of the resulting wave, and its intensity compared with that of the 4 mm wave alone, are
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High School (11–12)
Waves & Sound › Superposition and Standing Waves
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Two waves of the same frequency travel together in the same direction. Their amplitudes are
3
mm
3\ \text{mm}
3
mm
and
4
mm
4\ \text{mm}
4
mm
, and they differ in phase by
90
∘
90^\circ
9
0
∘
. The amplitude of the resulting wave, and its intensity compared with that of the
4
mm
4\ \text{mm}
4
mm
wave alone, are
1
mm
1\ \text{mm}
1
mm
, and
1
16
\dfrac{1}{16}
16
1
times
5
mm
5\ \text{mm}
5
mm
, and
25
16
\dfrac{25}{16}
16
25
times
7
mm
7\ \text{mm}
7
mm
, and
49
16
\dfrac{49}{16}
16
49
times
5
mm
5\ \text{mm}
5
mm
, and
5
4
\dfrac{5}{4}
4
5
times
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