please help5 What is a spectral bandpass or effective bandwidth?O the intensity of the light that passes through the exit slitO the frequency of the light that passes through the exit slitO the width of the entrance slit before the monochromatorO the range of the wavelength that passes through the exit slit

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What is a spectral bandpass or effective bandwidth?
O the intensity of the light that passes through the exit slit
O the frequency of the light that passes through the exit slit
O the width of the entrance slit before the monochromator
O the range of the wavelength that passes through the exit slit

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