Suppose we try to make a Newton-ring like effect using a wedge of glass instead of a curved lens. Consider the diagram shown below. The wedge has a 90 degree corner and this corner touches the glass plate below. O b. At what distance(s) in the paraxial region, rm shown in the diagram, will intensit maxima be visible? (Let m=1,2,3,....) O a. 2 =(-1/2) О с. m O d. 45° a =m m 2 r=(2m-1) 2 8 Im = (m-1/2).

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Suppose we try to make a Newton-ring like effect using a wedge of glass instead of a curved lens. Consider the diagram shown below. The wedge has a 90 degree corner and this comer touches the glass plate below.
O b.
At what distance(s) in the paraxial region, rm shown in the diagram, will intensit maxima be visible? (Let m=1,2,3,....)
O a.
2
r =(m-1/2)
О с.
45°
a
=m
m 2
O d.
r=(2m-1)
2
8
Im
= (m-1/2).
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose we try to make a Newton-ring like effect using a wedge of glass instead of a curved lens. Consider the diagram shown below. The wedge has a 90 degree corner and this comer touches the glass plate below. O b. At what distance(s) in the paraxial region, rm shown in the diagram, will intensit maxima be visible? (Let m=1,2,3,....) O a. 2 r =(m-1/2) О с. 45° a =m m 2 O d. r=(2m-1) 2 8 Im = (m-1/2).
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