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1.	Identify the condition which is not necessary for two light waves to be coherent.
A.	The two waves must be continuous
B.	The two waves should be of the same frequency or wavelength
C.	They should have a constant or zero phases difference
D.	They two light sources should be narrow
Answer» E.

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