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In the case of interference, The maximum and minimum intensities are in the ratio $16 : 9$ . Then

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The maximum and minimum amplitude will be in the ratio 9:5

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The intensities of the individual waves will be in the ratio 4:3.

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The amplitudes of the individual waves will be in the ratio 4:1

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None of the above is true

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The correct option is D None of the above is true
The correct answer is option d.

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