Two vertical slits are separated by 18.6 μm and are illuminated by a laser with wavelength 448 nm. If a screen is placed at a distance of 1.27 m and we look at a location 1.03 m horizontally from the center of the screen, what is the percentage of the single-slit intensity that we will see? [Ignore single-slit diffraction for this problem
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Two vertical slits are separated by 18.6 μm and are illuminated by a laser with wavelength 448 nm. If a screen is placed at a distance of 1.27 m and we look at a location 1.03 m horizontally from the center of the screen, what is the percentage of the single-slit intensity that we will see? [Ignore single-slit diffraction for this problem
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