The width of a slit is 3.0 x 10³ m. Light with a wavelength of 420 nm passes through this slit and falls on a screen that is located 0.65 m away. In the diffraction pattern, find the width of the bright fringe that is next to the central bright fringe. Number i Single slit Units Bright fringe Bright fringe - Second dark fringe First dark fringe Central bright fringe First dark fringe Second dark fringe Screen

The width of a slit is 3.0 x 10³ m. Light with a wavelength of 420 nm passes through this slit and falls on a screen that is located 0.65 m away. In the diffraction pattern, find the width of the bright fringe that is next to the central bright fringe. Number i Single slit Units Bright fringe Bright fringe - Second dark fringe First dark fringe Central bright fringe First dark fringe Second dark fringe Screen

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Chapter27: Wave Optics

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