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In-phase waves are identical waves that are lined up perfectly with one another. The peak of one wave will line up with the other waves through. The two waves cancel each other out, leaving silence. True
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In-phase waves are identical waves that are lined up perfectly with one another. The peak of one wave will line up with the other waves through. The two waves cancel each other out, leaving silence. True or false?

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