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Title: Two single wave pulses are sent along a rope. Both have the same height, but one Post by: einsteindude on Dec 2, 2014 Two single wave pulses are sent along a rope. Both have the same height, but one is upward and the other is downward. As they are passing through each other, they will momentarily cancel each other out. What becomes of their energy as they are passing through each other?
A) Actually the pulses contained no energy to begin with. B) It is still there in the form of gravitational energy of the rope. C) It is momentarily destroyed due to destructive interference. D) It is still there in the form of thermal energy of the rope and air. E) It is still there in the form of kinetic energy of the rope. Title: Re: Two single wave pulses are sent along a rope. Both have the same height, but one Post by: mel!811 on Dec 3, 2014 Content hidden
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