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define diverging wave front​

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Answered by rajnish2003
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Explanation:

wavefront: The surface defined by the locus of points that have the same phase, i.e., have the same path length from the source. For rays diverging from a point, or converging toward a point,

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Answered by mahek77777
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wavefront: The surface defined by the locus of points that have the same phase, i.e., have the same path length from the source. For rays diverging from a point, or converging toward a point, the wavefront is spherical.

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