Based on the pattern observed on the screen, calculate the width D of the slits. Based on the pattern observed on the screen, calculate the distance d between slits. What would happen to the pattern on the screen if you immersed the entire apparatus (laser, slit, and screen) underwater (n = 1.33)? (choose circle only one) A) The pattern would spread out (become broader). B) The pattern would become narrower. C) The pattern would not change.

Based on the pattern observed on the screen, calculate the width D of the slits. Based on the pattern observed on the screen, calculate the distance d between slits. What would happen to the pattern on the screen if you immersed the entire apparatus (laser, slit, and screen) underwater (n = 1.33)? (choose circle only one) A) The pattern would spread out (become broader). B) The pattern would become narrower. C) The pattern would not change.

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