MCQ
Evidence for the wave nature of light cannot be obtained from
- ✓Reflection
- BDoppler effect
- CInterference
- DDiffraction
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Reflection
Reflection phenomenon is shown by both particle and wave nature of light.
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