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The Effect of Path Difference

Antinodal cur...

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Antinodal curves correspond to _____ interference.

A

constructive

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destructive

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C

where intensity is less than maximum but not completely zero

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none of these

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Solution

The correct option is A constructive
Antinodal curves correspond to constructive interference.

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