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Two coherent point sources `S_1 and S_2` emit light of wavelength `lambda`. The separation between sources is `2lambda`. Consider a line passing through `S_2` and perpendicular to the line `S_(1)S_(2)`. What is the smallest distance on this line from `S_2` where a minimum of intensity occurs?

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