Two waves being produced by two sources
and
. Both sources have zero phase difference and have wavelength λ λ . The destructive interference of both the waves will occur of point P if
has the value
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Verified by ExpertsThe correct answer is:
D
For destructive interference, path difference the waves meeting at P ( i.e.
must be odd multiple of λ λ /2. Hence option is correct.]
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