2. Draw two waves that will interfere constructively and two waves that will interfere destructively, and draw the resulting wave produced in each case. Label each case constructive or destructive interference.

2. Draw two waves that will interfere constructively and two waves that will interfere destructively, and draw the resulting wave produced in each case. Label each case constructive or destructive interference.

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