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When 2 waves overlap it is called Constructive interference, which is when they combine and increase amplitude, and the other term for this decreasing is Destructive interfere â¦ nce, when the amplitude decreases. Richard Loberger.
When the two markers are at the same location there is no angle (0Â° or 360Â°) between them and therefore no phase difference. They are in-phase. At each point in time the two waves combine together to create a wave with double the amplitude of the consituent parts.This is constructive interference.The combined wave (if a sound wave) will be the loudest it can be. When the two points are on opposite sides of the disc there is a 180Â° (or Ï radians) angle between then. They are said to be out of phase.In the superposition, at each point in time a peak will line up with a trough and these cancel each other out. This is destructive interference.hen the two points are on opposite sides of the disc there is a 180Â° (or Ï radians) angle between then. They are said to be out of phase. In the superposition, at each point in time a peak will line up with a trough and these cancel each other out. This is destructive interference.