Which effect occurs when a single laser passes through a double-slit, given sufficient temporal coherence?

💡 Explanation

The light waves interfere because **superposition** occurs at the screen; waves combine constructively where phases align and destructively where they don't; therefore interference fringes appear, rather than a uniform intensity because of simple diffraction alone.

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