The optical path difference between two waves starting from coherent sources arriving at a point on the screen is 80.5 wavelengths. Is the point dark or bright? If the path difference is 48 x 10 m calculate the wavelength of light used. (Oct. '91)
The optical path difference between two waves starting from coherent sources arriving at a point on the screen is 80.5 wavelengths. Is the point dark or bright? If the path difference is 48 x 10 m calculate the wavelength of light used. (Oct. '91)
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![The optical path difference between
two waves starting from coherent sources
arriving at a point on the screen is 80.5
wavelengths. Is the point dark or bright? If
the path difference is 48 × 10 m calculate the
wavelength of light used.
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Transcribed Image Text:The optical path difference between
two waves starting from coherent sources
arriving at a point on the screen is 80.5
wavelengths. Is the point dark or bright? If
the path difference is 48 × 10 m calculate the
wavelength of light used.
(Oct. '91)
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