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The discussion clarifies that "interference" in the context of electromagnetism refers specifically to the interaction of electromagnetic waves, such as light. This phenomenon is exemplified by occurrences like rainbows and Young's fringes, which are results of wave interference. The explanation emphasizes the significance of understanding wave behavior in electromagnetism.

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Wat is meant by "interference" in "electromagnetism is the interference between the electricity and magnetic force."?
 
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Hi AH020387! Welcome to PF! :smile:

No, not at all.

It means the interference between electromagnetic waves (light),

eg the interference that causes rainbows, Young's fringes, etc. :wink:
 

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