Two sources, S₁ and S₂, each emit waves of wavelength

\lambda

in the same medium.The phase difference between the two waves, at the point P shown, is $Two sources, S1 and S2, each emit waves of wavelength \lambda in the same medium.The phase difference between the two waves, at the point P shown, is .The quantity \pi is: A) the distance S1S2 B) the angle S1PS2 C) \pi /2 D) the phase difference between the two sources E) zero for transverse waves, \lambda for longitudinal waves$ .The quantity

\pi

is: $Two sources, S1 and S2, each emit waves of wavelength \lambda in the same medium.The phase difference between the two waves, at the point P shown, is .The quantity \pi is: A) the distance S1S2 B) the angle S1PS2 C) \pi /2 D) the phase difference between the two sources E) zero for transverse waves, \lambda for longitudinal waves$
A)"the distance S₁S₂"
B)"the angle S₁PS₂"
C)"

\pi

/2"
D)"the phase difference between the two sources"
E)"zero for transverse waves,

\lambda

for longitudinal waves"

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