Explain Young's Double Slit Experiment (YDSE)

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For an interference pattern to be observable,

The waves must be of the same type and must meet at a point.
The waves are coherent, i.e. the waves from each source maintain a constant phase difference.
The waves must have the same wavelength and roughly the same amplitude.
The waves …

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