Question
Which of the following is wrong for interference fringes?
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Answer
- Fringes are due to limited portion of wave front.
Statements B,C and D are correct whereas the statement "Fringes are due to limited portion of the wave front" is incorrect.
Interference fringes are formed due to the whole portion of wave front.
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