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Two equivalent sinusoidal waves travel toward each other on a spring they interfere. What if the waves traveling toward each other aren't sinusoidal but a series of pulses as seen in the picture? (DOK 2)

Two equivalent sinusoidal waves travel toward each other on a spring they interfere. What if the waves traveling toward each other aren't sinusoidal but a series of pulses as seen in the picture? (DOK 2)

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Two equivalent sinusoidal waves travel toward each other on a spring they interfere. What if the waves traveling toward each other aren't sinusoidal but a series of pulses as seen in the picture? (DOK 2) What effect does this have on the spring? O A. The spring will sometimes go flat, but there won't be any nodes. B. The spring will never go flat, but there will be some nodes. OC. The spring will never go flat, and there won't be any nodes, O D. The spring will sometimes go flat and there will be some nodes.
Transcribed Image Text:Two equivalent sinusoidal waves travel toward each other on a spring they interfere. What if the waves traveling toward each other aren't sinusoidal but a series of pulses as seen in the picture? (DOK 2) What effect does this have on the spring? O A. The spring will sometimes go flat, but there won't be any nodes. B. The spring will never go flat, but there will be some nodes. OC. The spring will never go flat, and there won't be any nodes, O D. The spring will sometimes go flat and there will be some nodes.
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