Question

What is the phase difference between two waves for destructive interference?

Solution

The phase difference between two waves for destructive interference is given by,
$space ϕ equals space left parenthesis 2 straight n plus 1 right parenthesis straight pi$

Some More Questions From Mechanical Properties of Fluids Chapter

Define longitudinal wave motion.

Which of the two waves - elastic waves or electromagnetic waves does need any material media for its propagation?

What is sound?

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Mechanical Properties Of Fluids

What is the phase difference between two waves for destructive interference?

Some More Questions From Mechanical Properties of Fluids Chapter

Define longitudinal wave motion.

Which of the two waves - elastic waves or electromagnetic waves does need any material media for its propagation?

What is sound?

How sound is produced?

Can sound travel in vacuum?

Can two persons hear each other on the moon? Explain.

Can electromagnetic wave propagate in vacuum?

Can we listen in vacuum?

Which of the two moves forward during wave motion - particle or disturbance?

What type of wave is sound wave when it travels in air?

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