Two sources of electromagnetic waves (light waves) are emitting coherent waves at a frequency of 717 THz. These two sources are located a distance d apart and aimed at point A, as shown below. If the top source is located a distance 3.0 meters away from point A, find the minimum, nonzero, distance d that will give constructive interreference. Enter your answer in millimeters. 4₁ Laser Laser d A

Two sources of electromagnetic waves (light waves) are emitting coherent waves at a frequency of 717 THz. These two sources are located a distance d apart and aimed at point A, as shown below. If the top source is located a distance 3.0 meters away from point A, find the minimum, nonzero, distance d that will give constructive interreference. Enter your answer in millimeters. 4₁ Laser Laser d A

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