The following questions refer to the following pattern obtained from a double-slit interference experiment. E is the center of the pattern. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ A B CD E F G H I Fringe is a first order maximum. MAY SJ A 2 a. G Ob. H OC. F Od.1 QUESTION 5 (Q tv

The following questions refer to the following pattern obtained from a double-slit interference experiment. E is the center of the pattern. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ A B CD E F G H I Fringe is a first order maximum. MAY SJ A 2 a. G Ob. H OC. F Od.1 QUESTION 5 (Q tv

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