FUND. OF PHYSICS FOR LSU WILEY+ NEXT GEN
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Chapter 36, Problem 1P
GO The distance between the first and fifth minima of a single-slit diffraction pattern is 0.35 mm with the screen 40 cm away from the slit, when light of wavelength 550 nm is used (a) Find the slit width. (b) Calculate the angle θ of the first diffraction minimum.
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FUND. OF PHYSICS FOR LSU WILEY+ NEXT GEN
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