In a Young's Double slit experiment,the first maxima is observed at a fixed point $P$ on the screen. Now,the screen is continuously moved away from the plane of the slits. The ratio of the intensity at point $P$ to the intensity at point $O$ (centre of the screen) is:

  • A
    remains constant
  • B
    keeps on decreasing
  • C
    first decreases and then increases
  • D
    first decreases and then becomes constant

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