(a) Explain the formation of Newton's Ring in the reflected monochromatic light. Prove that the wavelength of light can be calculated by the expression Dp - D 4 pR
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![(a) Explain the formation of Newton's Ring in the reflected monochromatic light. Prove
that the wavelength of light can be calculated by the expression
D- D
=
n+p
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