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Two lights come from a coherent source. They have the same wavelength of 2 m. In...

Two lights come from a coherent source. They have the same wavelength of 2 m. In order to produce destructive interference, what is the minimum difference in distance traveled between the two lights? Provide the difference between your height, assuming 5' 5" tall and the answer.

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