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In young’s experiment how must waves be vibrating to for interference to occur A. Out of line B. In line C. In phase D. Out of ohase

In young’s experiment how must waves be vibrating to for interference to occur A. Out of line B. In line C. In phase D. Out of ohase
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In young’s experiment how must waves be vibrating to for interference to occur

A. Out of line
B. In line
C. In phase
D. Out of ohase

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C. In phase

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User Chestermano
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In phase for constructive interference and out of phase for destructive

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