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Physics, 26.03.2020 20:00, rozalee14

Often, waves are said to be "out of phase" with one another. This means that one wave is shifted so that the peaks and troughs are not simultaneous. Which type of interference could be seen as "out of phase"?

A) positive

B) negative

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