WA3: Sketch the resultant wave when the two traveling wave pulses in the figure interact, specifically when point A on the left wave is at the same position as point B on the right wave. Identify areas as constructive or destructive interference. A sbuispiy -B

WA3: Sketch the resultant wave when the two traveling wave pulses in the figure interact, specifically when point A on the left wave is at the same position as point B on the right wave. Identify areas as constructive or destructive interference. A sbuispiy -B

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I can analyze interacting waves using the principle of superposition
WA3: Sketch the resultant wave when the two traveling wave pulses in the figure interact,
specifically when point A on the left wave is at the same position as point B on the right wave.
Identify areas as constructive or destructive interference.
A
B
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