Two periodic waves of amplitudes `A_1 and A_2` pass though a region. If `A_1gtA_2`, the difference in the maximum and minimum resultant amplitude possible is

Two waves of amplitude A_0 and xA_0 pass through a region . If x gt 1 , the difference in the maximum and minimum resultant amplitude possible is

Two waves of amplitude A_0 and xA_0 pass through a region . If x gt 1 , the difference in the maximum and minimum resultant amplitude possible is

Two waves of amplitudes A_(0) & xA_(0) pass through a region. If x gt 1 , the difference in the maximum and minimum resultant amplitude possible it

The periodic waves of amplitude 5 m and 2m respectively, pass together through a region. The difference in the maximum and the minimum resultant amplitude possible is

The periodic waves of amplitude 5 m and 2m respectively, pass together through a region. The difference in the maximum and the minimum resultant amplitude possible is

Two light waves of amplitudes A_(1) and A_(2) superimpose with each other such that A_(1) gt A_(2) . The difference between maximum and minimum amplitudes is

When two waves of amplitudes A_1 and A_2 superpose each other what is the ratio of maximum intensity to the minimum intensity.