Consider a double slit experiment with electrons as you studied in the class. Does light behave...
Consider a double slit experiment with electrons as
you studied in the class. Does light behave as a particle, or a
wave, or both? Briefly explain why? (10 marks)
(Take into account all possible cases.)
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