What sort of intensity pattern would you expect to observe

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Question: Imagine you insert a modulator in one of the slits that can change the phase of the radiation in that slit. If it changes the phase randomly and rapidly (much faster than your eye can observe changes) what sort of intensity pattern would you expect to observe.

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