The phenomenon of interference is shown by

Wave interference is a phenomenon that occurs when two waves collide while traveling through the same medium. The net effects of the two distinct waves acting simultaneously on the medium's particles allow the medium to take on a shape as a result of wave interference.

Interference can occur in a variety of waves, with the pattern changing based on the phases of the interfering waves.

In sound waves, interference in longitudinal waves occurs.

Water ripples cause interference in transverse mechanical waves.

Light causes interference in transverse nonmechanical waves.

Hence, option D i.e all the above types of waves is correct.