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Light waves and waves in a fish pond both exhibit properties of wave interference, diffraction, and reflection. They both follow the laws of wave dynamics, such as the principle of superposition where waves combine and interact with each other when they overlap. Additionally, they both exhibit wave characteristics such as frequency, wavelength, and amplitude.

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