Physics, 18.12.2019 21:31 emily4984

Which situations would result in interference? check all that apply.

a wave bouncing off an object

a wave bending as it moves through an object

a wave scattering as it moves through an object

a wave increasing in energy as it hits another wave

a wave decreasing in energy as it hits another wave

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Answer from: babra

Answer;a wave increasing in energy as it hits another wave a wave decreasing in energy as it hits another waveExplanation;Interference is a property of waves that occurs when two waves on the same medium interacts or overlaps resulting to a wave that has a greater, similar or lower amplitude.Interference may be constructive or destructive. Constructive interference occurs when two waves interacts or superpose to form a wave a resultant wave that has a higher amplitude than any of the original waves. in constructive interference wave increase in energy as it hits another wave.Destructive interference on the other hand, occurs when two waves in the same medium superpose or overlaps resulting to a wave with a lower amplitude than any of the original waves. For example when two waves interacts in such as way that the crest of one wave meets the trough of another.

Answer from: lucystudies

The correct options are:

A wave increasing in energy as it hits another wave.

A wave decreasing in energy as it hits another wave

Explanation:

Interference is the phenomenon in which there is a superposition of the waves. The amplitude of the resulting wave can be maximum or minimum.

The energy of the wave is directly proportional to the square of the amplitude.

When the amplitude of the resulting wave is minimum then the resulting wave carries minimum energy. This interference is called destructive interference.

When the amplitude of the resulting wave is maximum then the resulting wave carries maximum energy. This interference is called constructive interference.

Therefore, the situation given in the problem would result in interference related to "a wave increasing in energy as it hits another wave " and "a wave decreasing in energy as it hits another wave".

Answer from: Quest

thermal energy is the answer

Answer from: Quest

c. newton's third law of motion

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