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Light of wavelength λ = 545 nm passes through a single slit of width w= 3.1 um and illuminates a screen L = 1.4 m away
a) What is the maximum number of dark fringes nfringes of light could this setup produce on the screen?
b) What is the width y, in meters, of the bright central maximum on the screen?

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