Superposition of incoherent waves
In a recent physics test, a question came up about the superposition of incoherent waves. You had to find the wavelength and frequency of the wave which results from the superposition of two waves which have different frequencies and wavelengths. How can you do this?
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- Need help picking a topic for EPQ
- HNC science
- Physics A G482 EWP Unofficial mark Scheme
- Edexcel A Level Physics Advanced Physics II 9PH0 02 - 9th June 2023 [Exam Chat]
- Aqa a level philosophy and ethics (rs) paper 2 christianity and dialogues 2023
- Superposition theorem problem
- the problem of evil
- Last 7 weeks of my A-Level Journey - AAAAH
- How can 2 waves be in phase if they have different amplitudes?
- What could happen here
- A level Physics Help
- Socially awkward
- physics
- Physics question ripples
- Jobs
- AQA A-level physics
- helppp i can't do this physics
- De Broglie wavelength
- A level Physics
- Why would a guy wave at you whenever he sees you?
