Wavelength
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Wavelength
does the amplitude of a wavelength ever come into play? is it something that's important and in which cases?
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Re: Wavelength
As of now, we haven't really used amplitude, maybe it will be useful later on. All I know is that higher amplitude symbolizes higher intensity, but don't get that confused with higher energy, which is determined by frequency.
Hope that helps!!
Hope that helps!!
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Re: Wavelength
Also note that in constructive interference the amplitude gets larger and in destructive interference it gets smaller.
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Re: Wavelength
Is it possible for interference to be both constructive and destructive (at different times) with the two waves staying the same?
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Re: Wavelength
705327693 wrote:Is it possible for interference to be both constructive and destructive (at different times) with the two waves staying the same?
I believe that if two waves were not in phase, but also not perfectly 180 degrees out of phase with each other, there would be some points where their interference would be constructive and some where it would be destructive
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