Question

Which statement describes an example of destructive interference?

Answer 1

Answer:

B. Light shining on a surface has gaps after passing through two

slits.

Explanation:

Destructive interference is said to occur when two waves cancel out each other. The occurrence of this phenomenon implies that the waves have equal amplitude in opposite directions.

When light shinning on a surface has two gaps after passing through two slits, then the waves have interfered destructively which led to the gaps.