When light passes through slits, different colors can diffract at different angles. For light passing through the same slits, how does the diffraction angle 0,of red light compare with the diffraction angle 0, of violet light? Select the best choice.There is no orderly relation between them.0, = ,0, < 0,0, > 0,Either can be greater or smaller than the other. Polarized light of intensity Io passes through a polarizing filter and emerges with intensity I. The filter's polarization axis is oriented at angle 0 withrespect to the polarization direction of the incident light. What is the relation among Io06 =I cos2ºOI = 1, cos²°OI = I, cos 0o = I cos 0They have no orderly relation among them.Gr20%3D%3D

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D A When light passes through slits, different colors can diffract at different angles. For light passing through the same slits, how does the uira of red light compare with the diffraction angle 0, of violet light? Select the best choice. There is no orderly relation between them. 0, = 0, 0, < 0, 0, > 0, Either can be greater or smaller than the other.

D A When light passes through slits, different colors can diffract at different angles. For light passing through the same slits, how does the uira of red light compare with the diffraction angle 0, of violet light? Select the best choice. There is no orderly relation between them. 0, = 0, 0, < 0, 0, > 0, Either can be greater or smaller than the other.

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Chapter27: Wave Optics

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