Boat a and Boat B Start on Opposite Sides of a Lake.The

question 12

Multiple Choice

Boat A and Boat B start on opposite sides of a lake.The boats cross the lake heading directly toward one another at equal rates of speed.Upon meeting,what happens to the waves generated by the two boats?

• A)Destructive interference occurs, and thus the waves negate each other, leaving only a ripple.
• B)Constructive interference occurs, and thus the new wave formed is larger in size.
• C)The Heisenberg uncertainty principle dominates, and thus the outcome of the meeting of the two waves is not concrete.
• D)Destructive interference occurs, forming one wave that is much larger in size.
• E)Constructive interference occurs, forming one wave that is much larger in size.

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