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In an interference arrangement similar to double-slit experiment, `S_(1)` and `S_(2)` are illuminated with coherent source microwave source each of frequency 1 MHz. the sources are synchronized to have zero phase difference . This slits are separated by distance `d = 150.0m` The intensity `I (theta)` is measured as a funciton of `theta`, where `theta` is defined as shown in figure. If `I_(0)` is maximum intensity, calculate `I (theta)`
For :
a. `theta = 0` b. `theta = 30^(@)`
c. `theta = 90^(@)`

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