What will occur when the two waves shown in the picture meet at the1 psame point in space at the same time? *BeforeinterferenceABO A node is created, then the pulses will continue to travel on unaffectedO An antinode is created, then the pulses will continue to travel on unaffectedA node is created, then the pulses bounce off each other and return to their startingpointsO The two waves completely destroy each other and they disappearO The two waves join to form a new crest and travel to the left together

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What will occur when the two waves shown in the picture meet at the
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same point in space at the same time? *
Before
interference
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O A node is created, then the pulses will continue to travel on unaffected
O An antinode is created, then the pulses will continue to travel on unaffected
A node is created, then the pulses bounce off each other and return to their starting
points
O The two waves completely destroy each other and they disappear
O The two waves join to form a new crest and travel to the left together

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