Interference and diffraction, Physics

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INTERFERENCE and DIFFRACTION:

INTERFERENCE: The physical effect of super position of waves from two sources vibrating with same frequency and amplitude is called the interference of waves. 

DIFFRACTION : The bending of a wave or its deviation from the original direction of propagation when it meets a small obstacle is called diffraction.

 

 

 


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