Diagram 1 represents a wave. Diagram 2 represents the composite wave formed when a second wave interferes with the original wave. Which of the following best represents the second wave? Diagram 1: Original Wave Diagram 2: Composite Wave 2 cm +2 om- 2 om AAA 10 11 12 13 14

Diagram 1 represents a wave. Diagram 2 represents the composite wave formed when a second wave interferes with the original wave. Which of the following best represents the second wave? Diagram 1: Original Wave Diagram 2: Composite Wave 2 cm +2 om- 2 om AAA 10 11 12 13 14

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