Original post by Mad Man
In my textbook it says superposition is when two or more waves cross and interference is the superposition of two or more waves, isn't this the same thing? I'm confused.
Yeah you could think of it as cause (superposition) and effect (interference)
Original post by Joinedup
Yeah you could think of it as cause (superposition) and effect (interference)
what is the actual difference though?
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