Two successive transverse pulses, one caused by a brief displacement to the right and the other by
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Two successive transverse pulses, one caused by a brief displacement to the right and the other by a brief displacement to the left, are sent down a Slinky that is fastened at the far end. At the point where the first reflected pulse meets the second advancing pulse, the deflection (compared with that of a single pulse) is
(a) Quadrupled.
(b) Doubled.
(c) Canceled.
(d) Halved.
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