Question

Two identical light sources S1 and S2 emit light of same wavelength l. These light rays will exhibit interference if

(a) Their phase differences remain constant

(b) Their phases are distributed randomly

(c) Their light intensities remain constant

(d) Their light intensities change randomly

Answer

(a) Their phase differences remain constant

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