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The Effect of Path Difference

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140 Three sources of light A, B and C produce intensities 4I , 9I and 16I at a point P when they are switched on independently. Light from A and B are coherent and have a phase difference pi / 3 at the point P while source C, emitting at same frequency, is in coherent.The total intensity at P

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