If two sinusoidal waves with amplitudes 4A and 8A are in phase with each other, their...

If two sinusoidal waves with amplitudes 4A and 8A are in phase with each other, their resulting amplitude will be 10A.

True or False?

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First we need to know how to calculate the resulting amplitude of two sinusoidal waves when the amplitude of two sinusoidal waves are given. The equestion one represents a formula to calculate the resulting amplitude of two sinusoidal waves. Here given that the waves are in phase with each other it means they have zero phase difference. As the amplitude of two sinusoidal waves and phase difference are given, by using the equestion one the resulting amplitude of two sinusoidal waves has been found out.

Since the outcoming answer i. e12A does not match excepting answer i. e10A. So it is False.

genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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