Subject:- physics in a two-sit experiment, a third-order bright fringe is observed at 25cm away from the central bright fringe. The wavelengthof light is 595mm and the pattern is created at 2.0m away from the slits. a) how far apart are the two alits? b) what is thelinear distance from the central bright fringe to the fifth order dark fringe?

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in a two-sit experiment, a third-order bright fringe is observed at 25cm away from the central bright fringe. The wavelength of light is 595nm and the pattern is created at 2.0m away from the alits a) how far apart are the two alits? b) what is the linear distance from the central bright fringe to the fifth order dark fringe?

in a two-sit experiment, a third-order bright fringe is observed at 25cm away from the central bright fringe. The wavelength of light is 595nm and the pattern is created at 2.0m away from the alits a) how far apart are the two alits? b) what is the linear distance from the central bright fringe to the fifth order dark fringe?

University Physics Volume 3

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Chapter3: Interference

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