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IF CONSTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE PRODUCES A WAVE WITH GREATER AMPLITUDE, THIS MEANS THE WAVE IS BIGGER OR SMALLER?
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IF CONSTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE PRODUCES A WAVE WITH

GREATER AMPLITUDE, THIS MEANS THE WAVE IS BIGGER OR
SMALLER?

User Enrique Fueyo
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This means that the wave is bigger because amplitude is the hight of the crest of the wave!

Step-by-step explanation:

SO IT MEANS THE WAVE IS BIGGER AND TALLER :D

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