MCQ
The light source will be coherent if :
- ✓The phase difference remains fixed at their place of origin
- BThey should have the same amplitude
- CTheir frequency should be same
- DAll the above mentioned things are present.
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
The phase difference remains fixed at their place of origin
(A) - The phase difference remains fixed at their place of origin
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