Physics · Interference of light
What is destructive interference of light?
- 1When waves meet in opposite phases, resulting in minimum or zero intensity.✓
- 2When waves meet in the same phase, resulting in maximum intensity.
- 3When waves change frequency.
- 4When light waves refract at a boundary.
Correct answer
When waves meet in opposite phases, resulting in minimum or zero intensity.
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