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Two coherent sources of light are three

wavelengths out of phase. does light from these
sources experience constructive interference,
destructive interference, or no interference at all?
explain how you know.

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Answer:

The difference phase = 3 λ

In terms of wavelength the difference of phase is zero so the sources would experience "constructive" interphase at that point.

If the light from the sources differed by 1/2, 3/2, 5/2 wavelengths etc, then the sources would be out of phase at that point.

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