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When two waves meet in the same medium and the result is a larger wave, what happened to the two waves? A. destructive interference B. constructive interference C. resonance interference D. reflective
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When two waves meet in the same medium and the result is a larger wave, what happened to the two waves? A. destructive interference B. constructive interference C. resonance interference D. reflective interference

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I believe it would be B. Constructive interference, because the 2 waves that met in the medium, eventually combined or put together, resulted in a wave in the medium with a greater amplitude.
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A. destructive interference
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