- ATheir phase difference remain constant.
- BTheir phase difference is distributed randomly.
- CTheir light intensities remain constant.
- DTheir light intensities change continuously.
Explanation:
For interference to take place the light sources need to be either in phase or have a constant phase difference. In case the phase difference keeps changing the interference pattern will keep on changing, as a result of interference pattern will be observed.
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