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interferencia
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cuando dos ondas se superponen para formar una nueva onda
Interference happens when two waves overlap and combine to create a new wave that can be either stronger or weaker than the original waves. It matters because it explains many everyday phenomena, from the colors in soap bubbles to how noise-canceling headphones work, and is fundamental to how light and sound behave.
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En física, la interferencia es un fenómeno en el que dos o más ondas se superponen para formar una onda resultante de mayor, menor o igual amplitud. El efecto de interferencia puede ser observado en todos los tipos de onda, como ondas de luz, radio, sonido, entre otros. La ecuación de la onda es la suma algebraica de las funciones de las ondas que se están superponiendo.
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