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Consider a sum of two waves x= 2.0sin((2(pi)t)/5.0 + A) + 2.0sin((2(pi)t)/5.0) What is the smallest...

Consider a sum of two waves x= 2.0sin((2(pi)t)/5.0 + A) + 2.0sin((2(pi)t)/5.0) What is the smallest positive value of A so that the two waves interfere destructively? Use 3 significant figures

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The interfrence will be destructive if the phase difference is half odd intergral multiples of pi. The smallest possible value is pi/2 or 1.57 rad

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