Two similar waves, each with intensity of 2.00 W/m2, interfere constructively. Calculate the intensity of the resulting wave. OA. 4.00 W/m² O B. 14.00 W/m² OC. O D. O E. 10.00 W/m2 8.00 W/m² 12.00 W/m²

Two similar waves, each with intensity of 2.00 W/m2, interfere constructively. Calculate the intensity of the resulting wave. OA. 4.00 W/m² O B. 14.00 W/m² OC. O D. O E. 10.00 W/m2 8.00 W/m² 12.00 W/m²

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Two similar waves, each with
intensity of 2.00 W/m2, interfere
constructively. Calculate the intensity
of the resulting wave.
O A.
OB. 14.00 W/m²
OC.
O D.
O E.
4.00 W/m²
10.00 W/m²
8.00 W/m²
12.00 W/m²

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