If light consisted of classical particles and was sent through a double slit, the pattern on...
If light consisted of classical particles and was sent through a double slit, the pattern on the wall would be which of the following?
a single bright fringe dependent on the size of the slit
an interference pattern of light and dark fringes
a large round dot
a bright blob with no distinct shape
If light is actually a wave that only behaves like a particle in
certain situations then, when light passes through a double slit,
the pattern on the wall would be which of the following?
a single bright fringe dependent on the size of the slit
an interference pattern of light and dark fringes
a large round dot
two lines proportional to the shape of the two slits
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