Monochromatic light is incident on two identical and parallel slits of Young's double-slit setup. The slits are 3 mm apart, and the interference fringes are seen a screen 1.1 m away. If the bright fringes are separated by 3.9 mm, then find the phase difference (in rad) corresponding to the 8th bright fringe. 21.9911 O 40.8407 O 3.1416 O 18.8496 O 50.2655 O

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Monochromatic light is
incident on two identical and
parallel slits of Young's
double-slit setup. The slits
are 3 mm apart, and the
interference fringes are seen
a screen 1.1 m away. If the
bright fringes are separated
by 3.9 mm, then find the
phase difference (in rad)
corresponding to the 8th
bright fringe.
21.9911 O
40.8407 O
3.1416 O
18.8496 O
50.2655 O
Transcribed Image Text:Monochromatic light is incident on two identical and parallel slits of Young's double-slit setup. The slits are 3 mm apart, and the interference fringes are seen a screen 1.1 m away. If the bright fringes are separated by 3.9 mm, then find the phase difference (in rad) corresponding to the 8th bright fringe. 21.9911 O 40.8407 O 3.1416 O 18.8496 O 50.2655 O
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