1. Young's Double Slit Interference PatternA distant point source of red light, a mask with two identical, very narrow slits, and a screen are arranged as shown in the top-view diagram below. The diagram shows the pattern thatappears on a distant screen. Point P, the center of the pattern, and point Q are maxima. Point R marks a minimum to the right of point Q.P Q RCenter of screenTop view (not to scale)I1ScreenMaskwith2 slitsTo distantpointsourcea. For each lettered point find the path length difference AD from the slits in terms of X. Explain your conclusions.b. The screen is 2.2 m from the slits, and the distance from point P to point R is 1.6 mm. Determine the distance between the slits in terms of X. Show your work and describeany approximations that you make in answering this question.

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A distant point source of red light, a mask with two identical, very narrow slits, and a screen are arranged as shown in the top-view diagram below. The diagram shows the pattern that appears on a distant screen. Point P, the center of the pattern, and point Q are maxima. Point R marks a minimum to the right of point Q. Center of screen Top view (not to scale) P Screen Mask with 2 slits To distant point. source a. For each lettered point find the path length difference AD from the slits in terms of A. Explain your conclusions. b. The screen is 2.2 m from the slits, and the distance from point P to point R is 1.6 mm. Determine the distance between the slits in terms of A. Show your work and describe any approximations that you make in answering this question.

A distant point source of red light, a mask with two identical, very narrow slits, and a screen are arranged as shown in the top-view diagram below. The diagram shows the pattern that appears on a distant screen. Point P, the center of the pattern, and point Q are maxima. Point R marks a minimum to the right of point Q. Center of screen Top view (not to scale) P Screen Mask with 2 slits To distant point. source a. For each lettered point find the path length difference AD from the slits in terms of A. Explain your conclusions. b. The screen is 2.2 m from the slits, and the distance from point P to point R is 1.6 mm. Determine the distance between the slits in terms of A. Show your work and describe any approximations that you make in answering this question.

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