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What is the error in the reasoning?

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It's right, this is a tragedy, the world is gonna get destroyed.

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The resultant of waves from each pair of points are not in the same phase, so they will not interfere constructively.

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Interference will not happen.

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Intensity is not given.

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Solution

The correct option is B
The resultant of waves from each pair of points are not in the same phase, so they will not interfere constructively.

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