In case of Young’s experiment

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In case of Young’s experiment (A) There are two virtual sources of light from same monochromatic source of light (B) Both the slits get light from a single monochromatic source of light (C) Two separate monochromatic sources of light of same wavelength are used (D) None of these

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In case of Young's double slit. Experiment the waves from the slit should be coherent. Since true coherence is from the same source .

Q. In case of Young’s experiment

There are two virtual sources of light from same monochromatic source of light

Both the slits get light from a single monochromatic source of light

Two separate monochromatic sources of light of same wavelength are used

None of these

In case of Young's double slit. Experiment the waves from the slit should be coherent. Since true coherence is from the same source .