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You don't "add AC", the power in the circuit is exactly the same, if you double the voltage you halve the current, its not magic!!!!
Yes, but if you induce current in two coils, you get their sum as the output
I should say constructive interfer inside the core of the transformer. I would only care about voltage because I want to hook up my antenna to an adr to scan multiple frequencies.