Coherent light of a single wavelength passes through a double-slit apparatus to produce a pattern of bright and dark bands on a distant screen. Which of the following are true about the two waves arriving at the center of any of the bright bands of the pattern? (Choose all that apply.) Group of answer choices The waves must have different wavelengths when they arrive at the bright point on the screen. The two waves interfere constructively. The two waves are out of phase with each other (they are shifted by an half-integer multiple of wavelengths relative to each other). The two waves are in phase with each other (are shifted by an integer multiple of wavelengths relative to each other). The two waves interfere destructively