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Two waves are superposed. One wave has an amplitude of 3 cm, and the other has an amplitude of 4 cm. What is the resultant amplitude?
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Are we assuming that the waves have the same frequency ?
Yes, I believe so.
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12th
If it helps my choices are either 7 or 1
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i think you need horizontal and vertical compnents of the wave in order to calculate the resultant : Horizontal wave 1 = 3cm cos(0) wave 2 = 4cm cos(0)
Vertical component : wave 1 = 3cm sin(0) wave 2 = 4cm sin(0) Resultant = sqrt(horizontal component sum ^2 + vertical component sum ^2)
resultant = sqrt(7^2) = 7
i was right
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you were but you have to explain how you reached that conclusion @ isherron
Ok that makes sense thanks guys!
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