Wave Interference

109 - Wave Interference
In this video Paul Andersen explains how waves interact with objects and with other waves. When a wave hits a fixed object it will be reflected and inverted. When a wave hits a free object it will be reflected without being inverted. Waves pass through other waves but can show either constructive or destructive interference. Traveling waves confined to a boundary will creating standing waves through interference.
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Should really have watched this in high school. Now I'm in college studying optics. It took me years to figure out how standing waves work. This video explained it to me clearly in minutes. Thanks a lot, Mr. Anderson.

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was so clear! when the waves subtract and add, also the free end and the fixed end.

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How it is destructive I saw in the animation that they bounce back so it is not actually nullifing the effect

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Can someone please help me? Why does anti reflection coating of lenses have to be a quarter of the wavelength of light, if both of the reflected waves (from the first surface and the second surface) will undergo 180 degree phase change? Won't they interfere constructively in any way, despite the thickness of the coating, since the reflected rays will be exactly the same as the incident wave, except they BOTH will be 'flipped upside down', having the same phase (no phase change between the two reflected waves)? Both of the reflected waves should undergo 180 degree phase change and therefore, interfere constructively.

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cAN ANYONE EXPLAIN WHY DOES THE WAVE GETS INVERTED WEN IT HITS A FIXED END ??

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the fixed end is fixed . when the last particle of the slinky exerts an upward fore on the first particle of the fixed rod its unable to move it , but there's the Newtons third law of motion that exerts a reaction force in the opposite direction to that of the force exerted by the last particle of the slinky hence now the slinky has an inverted pulse

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