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    This document discusses the concept of beat frequencies and constructive interference of waves. It explains that when two waves with slightly different frequencies pass through a medium together, the resulting combined wave will have an amplitude that varies periodically over time. This occurs because at some moments the crests and troughs of the two waves align constructively, producing a larger amplitude, while at other moments they are out of phase and interfere destructively, producing a smaller amplitude. The frequency at which this variation occurs is called the beat frequency, and it is equal to the difference between the frequencies of the two original waves. An example is provided of two sound waves with frequencies of 560 Hz and 564 Hz, which would produce a beat frequency of 4

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    This document discusses the concept of beat frequencies and constructive interference of waves. It explains that when two waves with slightly different frequencies pass through a medium together, the resulting combined wave will have an amplitude that varies periodically over time. This occurs because at some moments the crests and troughs of the two waves align constructively, producing a larger amplitude, while at other moments they are out of phase and interfere destructively, producing a smaller amplitude. The frequency at which this variation occurs is called the beat frequency, and it is equal to the difference between the frequencies of the two original waves. An example is provided of two sound waves with frequencies of 560 Hz and 564 Hz, which would produce a beat frequency of 4

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    Waves Lec 10

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    This document discusses the concept of beat frequencies and constructive interference of waves. It explains that when two waves with slightly different frequencies pass through a medium together, the resulting combined wave will have an amplitude that varies periodically over time. This occurs because at some moments the crests and troughs of the two waves align constructively, producing a larger amplitude, while at other moments they are out of phase and interfere destructively, producing a smaller amplitude. The frequency at which this variation occurs is called the beat frequency, and it is equal to the difference between the frequencies of the two original waves. An example is provided of two sound waves with frequencies of 560 Hz and 564 Hz, which would produce a beat frequency of 4

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