In Lioyd's mirror and in Interferometer the interference fringes made using

Division of amplitude,division of wave front

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Division of wave front,division of wave front

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Division of wave front,division of amplitude

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The correct option is B Division of wave front,division of wave front
In both arrangements, the light from same source is reflected from mirrors/ translucent materials to cause interference of the new beams produced. The amplitude of each of the beams is same as the original one's.

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In Lioyd's mirror and in Interferometer the interference fringes made using

The correct option is B Division of wave front,division of wave frontIn both arrangements, the light from same source is reflected from mirrors/ translucent materials to cause interference of the new beams produced. The amplitude of each of the beams is same as the original one's.

The correct option is B Division of wave front,division of wave front
In both arrangements, the light from same source is reflected from mirrors/ translucent materials to cause interference of the new beams produced. The amplitude of each of the beams is same as the original one's.