Two sources of waves are in phase and produce identical waves. These sources are mounted at the corners of a square and broadcast waves uniformly in all directions. At the center of the square, the waves will always produce constructive interference no matter which two corners of the square are occupied by the sources?

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Jewel Mendoza

Physics

10 August, 08:03

Two sources of waves are in phase and produce identical waves. These sources are mounted at the corners of a square and broadcast waves uniformly in all directions. At the center of the square, the waves will always produce constructive interference no matter which two corners of the square are occupied by the sources?

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Jasper Dillon · Answer 1

Yes

Explanation:

Yes, At the center of the square, the waves will always produce constructive interference no matter which two corners of the square are occupied by the sources because two sources of waves are in phase and produce identical waves.