Asked by Zoie
What does the purple wave represent?
The resulting shape of the medium when wave 1 is subtracted from wave two.
A completely different wave no relation to the other two.
The resulting shape of the medium when wave 1 and wave 2 interfere with one another.
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"The resulting shape of the medium when wave 1 and wave 2 interfere with one another."
It's the superposition (pointwise sum) of the two waves — showing constructive and destructive interference — not an unrelated wave or simply a subtraction unless one wave happens to be inverted.
It's the superposition (pointwise sum) of the two waves — showing constructive and destructive interference — not an unrelated wave or simply a subtraction unless one wave happens to be inverted.
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