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The picture below shows water ripples interacting. What explains why there are no distinct ripples in the area indicated by the arrow?
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The picture below shows water ripples interacting.

What explains why there are no distinct ripples in the area indicated by the arrow?

The picture below shows water ripples interacting. What explains why there are no-example-1
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C
Destructive interference
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C

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The picture below shows water ripples interacting. What explains why there are no-example-1
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