Which operational problem arises when multiple lasers, intended for optical interferometry, lack temporal coherence?

💡 Explanation

Temporal coherence guarantees a stable interference pattern; lacking it causes rapidly shifting fringes due to differing wavelengths affecting interference. Therefore, blurring increases rather than feedback because coherence is already poor and shifts, rather than creating resonance.

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