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Light can be passed through two slits and projected onto a screen. The light from the two light sources produces a pattern of dark and light spots on the screen. The spots can be the result of interference, which happens with waves but not particles. This shows that the wave explanation is best for explaining the spots.

What is the reasoning in this passage?

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Light can be passed through two slits and projected onto a screen.


The light from the two light sources produces a pattern of dark and light spots on the screen.


The spots are the result of interference, which happens with waves but not particles.

This shows that the wave particle is best for explaining the spots.

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batolisis

The reasoning in the passage is : ( C ) The spots are the result of interference, which happens with waves but not particles

Light waves

Light passed through a slit and projected onto a screen will form a pattern which is very visible and the pattern might have dark spots if there is some form of interference. Interference is present in waves and not particles.

Hence we can conclude that the reasoning in the passage is The spots are the result of interference, which happens with waves but not particles

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