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In order for Destructive Interference to occur the crest of one wave must meet the crest of another. -- False. (Answer).
When the crest of one wave meets with the crest of another wave, then Constructive Interference occurs.
For Destructive Interference to occur, the crest of one wave must meet with the trough of another wave.
Hence, the statement here is FALSE.
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