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Physics, 10.11.2020 20:30 cathyjuan

Two light beams can interfere in a way that results in a less-intense beam of light. This destructive interference supports which model of the nature of
light?
A. The wave model
B. The interference model
C. The particle model
D. The blackbody wave model
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