Illuminate two parallel slits with monochromatic light and the intensity of the light at a certain point is equal to l1, then replace the light source with another light source with a wavelength twice the wavelength of the first source, how much is the intensity of the same light point in terms of l1?

Illuminate two parallel slits with monochromatic light and the intensity of the light at a certain point is equal to l1, then replace the light source with another light source with a wavelength twice the wavelength of the first source, how much is the intensity of the same light point in terms of l1?

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