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Step-by-Step Solution:
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Question 1: The diagram shows two waves combining to create a wave with larger amplitude (taller peaks). This is
Constructive Interference.
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Question 2: The diagram shows two waves combining to cancel each other out (flat line). This is
Destructive Interference.
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Question 3: The resulting wave has a larger amplitude than the individual waves. This indicates
Constructive Interference.
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Question 4: The crest of one wave aligns with the trough of the other, resulting in zero amplitude. This indicates
Destructive Interference.
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Question 5: The waves add up to make a bigger wave. This is
Constructive Interference.
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Question 6: The waves subtract from each other to make a smaller/flat line. This is
Destructive Interference.
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Question 7: The peaks align with peaks. This is
Constructive Interference.
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Question 8: The peaks align with troughs. This is
Destructive Interference.
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Question 9: The resultant wave is larger. This is
Constructive Interference.
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Question 10: The resultant wave is flat (zero). This is
Destructive Interference.
Final Answer:
1. Constructive Interference
2. Destructive Interference
3. Constructive Interference
4. Destructive Interference
5. Constructive Interference
6. Destructive Interference
7. Constructive Interference
8. Destructive Interference
9. Constructive Interference
10. Destructive Interference
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of wave interference worksheet.
