If we place lens, or prism, it must deviate from its direction.
If we use a mirror, then the ray will not falls on the slit.
If we use filters, it allow, particular colour. Here, for blue, it allows blue, and then if we use red, then it will not allow the light.
Only possible thing is double slit, it will not deviate from the path.
Therefore, correct option is d
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