Consider a double-slit diffraction experiment with slits of width 0.00100 mm. Monochromatic light of wavelength 600. nm is used. At what angular distance from the center of the central diffraction peak is the value of the parameter ẞ equal to 13.1 if the slit separation is 0.150 mm?

Consider a double-slit diffraction experiment with slits of width 0.00100 mm. Monochromatic light of wavelength 600. nm is used. At what angular distance from the center of the central diffraction peak is the value of the parameter ẞ equal to 13.1 if the slit separation is 0.150 mm?

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