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`{:(" PART - A "," PART - B "),("a) Polarisation" ,"e) All types of waves"),("b) interference","f) longitudinal waves"),("c) diffraction","g) transverse waves"),("d) reflection","h) only with transverse waves"),(,"i) stationary waves produced in stretched strings "):}`

A

`a to g b to e, f , g , i`
`c to e, f, g d to e, f, g`

B

`a to h, g b to f, g c to g d to h`

C

`a to e, f, g, b to g c to e, f, g d to g`

D

`a to e b to h, i c to g, h d to e`

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To solve the matching question, we will analyze each term in Part A and find the corresponding term in Part B based on the principles of wave optics. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Polarization (a)**: - Polarization refers to the orientation of oscillations in a wave. It can only occur in transverse waves where the oscillations are perpendicular to the direction of wave propagation. - **Match**: Polarization (a) → Transverse waves (g) 2. **Interference (b)**: - Interference occurs when two or more waves superimpose to form a resultant wave. This phenomenon can occur with all types of waves, including longitudinal and transverse waves. - **Match**: Interference (b) → All types of waves (e) 3. **Diffraction (c)**: - Diffraction is the bending of waves around obstacles and openings. Like interference, diffraction can also occur with all types of waves, including longitudinal and transverse waves. - **Match**: Diffraction (c) → All types of waves (e) 4. **Reflection (d)**: - Reflection occurs when a wave bounces off a surface. This phenomenon can occur with both longitudinal and transverse waves, as long as there is a medium for the wave to reflect off. - **Match**: Reflection (d) → All types of waves (e) 5. **Stationary Waves (i)**: - Stationary waves are formed by the interference of two waves traveling in opposite directions. This can occur in stretched strings, which are typically transverse waves. - **Match**: Stationary waves produced in stretched strings (i) → Only with transverse waves (h) ### Final Matches: - a) Polarization → g) Transverse waves - b) Interference → e) All types of waves - c) Diffraction → e) All types of waves - d) Reflection → e) All types of waves - i) Stationary waves produced in stretched strings → h) Only with transverse waves ### Summary of Matches: - a) → g) - b) → e) - c) → e) - d) → e) - i) → h)
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