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SDewan
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On a single long string, two sinusoidal pulses are started from either end. They have a destructive interference.
Both the pulses have kinetic as well as potential energy. Now the point at which they meet, there being a destructive interference, no crest or trough is formed. But right after that, they seem to have continued their initial respective motions.
My doubt: Where does their energy go at this point? How does it come back right after this point?
Solve my problem, please.
Thanks
SD
Both the pulses have kinetic as well as potential energy. Now the point at which they meet, there being a destructive interference, no crest or trough is formed. But right after that, they seem to have continued their initial respective motions.
My doubt: Where does their energy go at this point? How does it come back right after this point?
Solve my problem, please.
Thanks
SD