what is constructive interference
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How It Happens:• When two waves with the same frequency and phase overlap, their crests (high points) and troughs (low points) align.• As a result, their amplitudes add up, forming a wave that is stronger and more pronounced than the original waves.Effects on Wave Amplitude:• The new wave has a higher amplitude, meaning it is louder (for sound waves), brighter (for light waves), or stronger (for water waves).• This principle is used in technologies like noise amplification, radio signals, and optical systems to enhance wave strength.Example:Imagine two people throwing pebbles into a pond at the same time. If the ripples from both pebbles meet crest to crest, they merge to form taller waves—this is constructive interference.IF YOU FOUND THIS HELPFUL, PLEASE MARK IT AS BRAINLIEST. THANK YOU!—chchxie
