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Constructive Interference
Two waves that combine to create a larger amplitude
Destructive Interference
Waves combine and the amplitude of the resulting wave is smaller or zero
Light passing through a double slit passage This causes areas of constructive interference and destructive interference
Youngs Experiment
In a Constructive Interference Zone like area C The wave lengths are being added to each other. The difference between distance is one wave length In a Destructive Interference Zone the wave lengths are cancelling each other out. The difference in the distance will be half a wavelength. This area is called nodal lines
Where is the second bright band? The third bright band?
Diffraction
Diffraction is the spreading of waves as they pass through an opening or round an obstacle into regions where we would not expect them
Doppler Effect