Flipping Phyics | Wave Superposition

Last updated almost 3 years ago

12 questions

Question 1 | 00:08

Question 2 | 00:10

Question 3 | 00:24

Question 4 | 00:54

Question 5 | 01:15

Question 6 | 01:22

Question 7 | 01:54

Question 8 | 02:39

Question 9 | 02:52

Question 10 | 03:48

Question 11 | 04:41

Question 12 | 04:43

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Question 1

00:08

Question 2

00:10

Question 3

00:24

Question 4

00:54

Question 5

01:15

Question 6

01:22

Question 7

01:54

Question 8

02:39

Question 9

02:52

Question 10

03:48

Question 11

04:41

Question 12

04:43

Flipping Phyics | Wave Superposition

Write what you think will happen in the next second or two.

Is what you just saw possible in our everyday experience?

Finish this statement: As we all know, two objects cannot occupy...

Are waves objects?

Finish this statement: Because waves are not objects, they can...

When waves DO occupy the same space at the same time, they i---------- with one another.

When two wave pluses on the same side meet and interfere with each other by building up, it is called, "c---------- i------------"

Two wave pulses on opposite sides are meeting. Describe what you see on the screen.

What evidence do you see to support the statement that the two waves pass through and not bounce off each other.

Wave pluses that cancel one another out are called d--------- i--------.

Because waves are not objects, they do not..........

Instead waves i--------- with one another.