96.10: Two wave pulses approacha;atn,0p ;(onkwnpxv i41lb / each other as seen in the figure to the right. The wave pulses overlap at pointnp4,b 0npk ;; oal (x/viwnt1a P. Which diagram best represents the appearance of the wave pulses as they leave point P?

  02.05: The diagram shows5 zpm.z8bn2d5(xp dmwck-xf ) two transverse pulses moving along a string. One pulse is moving to the right and the second is moving to the left. Both pulses reach point x at the same instant. Whatzbmn8 fx x(cpp2dz. )d5 -mwk5 would be the resulting motion of point x as the two pulses pass each other?

  04.07: Which of the following is best explained only by the wave theory of lights1m2efj6 b: gy5cvewqf.-j+d?-jg5 qy6jf1:me2 ed bcvws+f.

  09.46: Monochromatic lighte+6ykz.g5qit;-w cl-f g b9ns is incident on a slide containing six infinitely thin, equally spaced slits as shown in the figure. The resulting interference pattern on a distant screen reveals a place yf-; z9+ 5biegwt6 cgkqs. nl-of total destructive interference. Of the following, what must be the phase difference (in radians) between the electric fields from each of the adjacent slits for this location on the screen?