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gracy
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Is he right there?
Is there a principle that says "For every constructive interference, there is an equal (but opposite) destructive interference?" Is it impossible for constructive interference to occur without any destructive interference?I don't think so.Because when there is a constructive interference there is all brightness,especially when sources are coherent.
Here the two waves are inphase.And constructive interference are happening there ,how can there be any destructive interference?
http://www.antonine-education.co.uk/Salters/MUS/images/Making3.jpg
Is there a principle that says "For every constructive interference, there is an equal (but opposite) destructive interference?" Is it impossible for constructive interference to occur without any destructive interference?I don't think so.Because when there is a constructive interference there is all brightness,especially when sources are coherent.
Here the two waves are inphase.And constructive interference are happening there ,how can there be any destructive interference?
http://www.antonine-education.co.uk/Salters/MUS/images/Making3.jpg
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