4. In a certain Young's double-slit experiment, a diffraction pattern is formed on a distant screen. The angle that locates a given bright fringe is small, so that the approximation sin0 0 is valid. By what factor does the angle change if the wavelength A is tripled and the slit separation d is tripled? Double slt Bright fruge

4. In a certain Young's double-slit experiment, a diffraction pattern is formed on a distant screen. The angle that locates a given bright fringe is small, so that the approximation sin0 0 is valid. By what factor does the angle change if the wavelength A is tripled and the slit separation d is tripled? Double slt Bright fruge

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