For destructive superposition of waves, the phase difference between the waves should be equal to .......................

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For a destrutive superposition of waves the phase difference should be multiple of $π$ .
$Δ ϕ = (2 n - 1) π$ where n is positive integer.

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For destructive superposition of waves, the phase difference between the waves should be equal to .......................

For a destrutive superposition of waves the phase difference should be multiple of π.Δϕ=(2n−1)π where n is positive integer.

For a destrutive superposition of waves the phase difference should be multiple of $π$ .
$Δ ϕ = (2 n - 1) π$ where n is positive integer.