Two waves with identical frequency but different amplitudes A₁ = 4.10 cm and A2 = 2.20 cm occupy the same region of space (i.e., are superimposed). What is the amplitude of the resulting wave if they interfere constructively? cm

Two waves with identical frequency but different amplitudes A₁ = 4.10 cm and A2 = 2.20 cm occupy the same region of space (i.e., are superimposed). What is the amplitude of the resulting wave if they interfere constructively? cm

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Two waves with identical frequency but different
amplitudes A₁ = 4.10 cm and A2 = 2.20 cm occupy
the same region of space (i.e., are superimposed).
What is the amplitude of the resulting wave if they interfere
constructively?
cm

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