Question
Huygen's concept of wavelets is useful in:

Answer

  1. Geometrical reconstruction of a wavefront
Explanation:
Huygens considered that light was propagated in longitudinal waves.
Huygen's concept explained the direction of propagation of light waves by geometrical reconstruction of wavefront.

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