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In young’s experiment how must waves be vibrating to for interference to occur A. Out of line B. In line C. In phase D. Out of ohase
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In young’s experiment how must waves be vibrating to for interference to occur

A. Out of line
B. In line
C. In phase
D. Out of ohase

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C. In phase

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In phase for constructive interference and out of phase for destructive

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