2. Twin water bugs Jimmy and Johnny are both creating a series of circular waves by jiggling their legs in the water. The waves undergo interference and create the pattern represented in the diagram at the right. The thick lines in the Diagram represent wave crests and the thin lines represent wave troughs. Several of positions in the water are labelled with a letter. Categorize each labelled position as being a position where either constructive or destructive interference occurs.

2. Twin water bugs Jimmy and Johnny are both creating a series of circular waves by jiggling their legs in the water. The waves undergo interference and create the pattern represented in the diagram at the right. The thick lines in the Diagram represent wave crests and the thin lines represent wave troughs. Several of positions in the water are labelled with a letter. Categorize each labelled position as being a position where either constructive or destructive interference occurs.

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