That light can undergo interference is evidence that it:
A)has electric properties.
B)is made of corpuscles.
C)behaves like a wave.
D)has a phase of 180 $\degree$.

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Interference is a wave phenomenon, so the fact that light can undergo interference is evidence that it behaves like a wave. This is consistent with the wave nature of light, as proposed in the wave theory of light. Option A can also be justified to some extent, as interference occurs due to the interaction of electric and magnetic fields of the light waves. However, the other options are not supported by the evidence of interference of light.

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