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In Young's double slit experiment , a thin uniform sheet of glass is kept in front of two slits , parallel to the screen having slits . The resulting interference pattern will satisfy

A

the interference pattern will remain unchanged

B

the fringe width will decrease

C

the fringe width will increase

D

the fringes will shift

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