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interference where the resultant wave has a smaller amplitude than the original waves is known as ____.
constructive interference.
destructive interference.
total interference.
resultant interference.
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Brief Explanations
To solve this, we recall the definitions of wave interference:
- Constructive interference: Resultant amplitude is larger (sum of amplitudes).
- Destructive interference: Resultant amplitude is smaller (difference of amplitudes, can cancel partially or fully).
- "Total interference" and "resultant interference" are not standard terms for this concept.
The question describes interference with a smaller resultant amplitude, so it matches destructive interference.
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B. destructive interference.