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  The figure shows two sets of water waves, created by two sources labeled  A  and  B.  The solid half- circles represent wave crests from A, and the dashed half- circles represent wave crests from B. Suppose that individual wave crests from either source A or source B alone are 5 mm above the level of the undisturbed water. Then the displacement of the water [above or below the level of the undisturbed water] at the point marked  x  [with the arrow pointing toward it] is A)  0 mm. B)  +10 mm. C)  - 10 mm. D)  - 5 mm. E)  +5 mm. The figure shows two sets of water waves, created by two sources labeled "A" and "B." The solid half- circles represent wave crests from A, and the dashed half- circles represent wave crests from B. Suppose that individual wave crests from either source A or source B alone are 5 mm above the level of the undisturbed water. Then the displacement of the water [above or below the level of the undisturbed water] at the point marked "x" [with the arrow pointing toward it] is

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