Two visible light of wavelengths 520 nm and 600 nm are emitted by a light source that is used in adouble-slit interference experiment. The distance from the screen to double-slit is 1.50 m and doubleslit are separated by 0.03 mm. Determine the separation distance between the fourth-order brightfringes.OA. 1.40 cmO B. 1.88 cmOC.2.15 cmOD. 1.62 cmOE. 0.40 cm

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