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A pulse is traveling towards the boundary from a less dense medium to a more dense medium. Less Dense Mone Dense bidmt Palse The partially transmitted wave will be , with respect to the incident wave. O a. in phase O b. 180° in phase 180° Qut of nhase

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Interference of Light

The word "constructive" signifies addition in interference. Constructive interference occurs when the path of the waves that start from the slit differs by 1 entire wavelength or in the intervals of the same. Hence, the waves that are presented on the screen are in phase (crest to crest/trough to trough). The waves interfering constructively forms bright fringes on the screen.

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A pulse is traveling towards the boundary from a less dense medium to a more dense medium.
Less Dense
More Dense
Incident Pulse
The partially transmitted wave will be
with respect to the incident wave.
O a. in phase
O b. 180° in phase
O. 180° out of phase
O d. 270° out of phase

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