What is different between constructive and destructive interference. Explain with examples and diagram
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when 2 waves of amplitude with opposite sign are added resulting in 3rd waves with lower amplitude it is known as destructive interference
where as two waves with same sign are added resulting in a 3rd waves with larger amplitude it is known as constructive interference
where as two waves with same sign are added resulting in a 3rd waves with larger amplitude it is known as constructive interference
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➡ Constructive and destructive interference are phenomena that take place when several waves meet.
➡ The main difference between constructive and destructive interference is that constructive interference occurs when the displacements of the waves that meet are in the same direction, whereas destructive interference occurs when displacements of the waves that meet are in the opposite directions.
▶ Examples :
◾ An example of destructive interference is noise cancelling headphones.
◾ An example of constructive interference is when you have two speakers facing each other.
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➡ Constructive and destructive interference are phenomena that take place when several waves meet.
➡ The main difference between constructive and destructive interference is that constructive interference occurs when the displacements of the waves that meet are in the same direction, whereas destructive interference occurs when displacements of the waves that meet are in the opposite directions.
▶ Examples :
◾ An example of destructive interference is noise cancelling headphones.
◾ An example of constructive interference is when you have two speakers facing each other.
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