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Conrad Harrison
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12 April, 23:58
The wave approaching a boundary is called a
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Lillianna Howell
13 April, 00:01
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I't a called a Blank. Because it's between 2 boundaries called blank wave. It occurs when two waves travel through the same space simultaneously.
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