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What is the significance of the dark fringes observed in Young's double-slit experiment?

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Wave-particle duality

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What is the significance of the dark fringes observed in Young's double-slit experiment?.

  1. A.They indicate areas of constructive interference
  2. B.They indicate areas of destructive interference
  3. C.They show the presence of photons
  4. D.They are irrelevant to the experiment

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  • They indicate areas of destructive interference

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Dark fringes occur where the light waves from the two slits cancel each other out, demonstrating the principle of destructive interference.

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