In a double-slit interference experiment, light from two different lasers, one with a wavelength of 514 nm (green) and the other with a wavelength 632 nm (red), simultaneously illuminates the slits. In the interference pattern observed on a screen, for the central bright fringe
A. bright fringes of both colors are at the same position.
B. The red fringe is deviated more than the green fringe.
C. The green fringe is deviated more than the red fringe.
D. None of the above
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