Consider again the interfering radio waves in Problem 7, but now assume the amplitude of the reflected
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Consider again the interfering radio waves in Problem 7, but now assume the amplitude of the reflected wave is exactly half the amplitude of the wave that arrives directly. If the amplitude of the direct wave is A, what is the intensity at the receiver when there is
(a) constructive interference
(b) destructive interference
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