The correct option is 0.5 M
Calculation
Wavelength is defined as the ratio of velocity of a wave to its frequency. It is measure in meters. Mathematically, wavelength is given by the following formula:
Wavelength = wave velocity / frequency
From the details given in the question,
Wavelength =?
Velocity = 340 m/s
Frequency = 680 HZ
Wavelength = 340 /680 = 0.5
Therefore, wavelength = 0.5 M
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I hope that helps somewhat, I'm only kind of sure that could be correct
Use: dsin(θ) = mλ where d is slit separation, m is fringe order (7), and
θ = tan⁻¹(0.028/1.1) = 1.458deg
Now λ = dsin(θ) /m = (1.6e-4)(sin(1.458))/7 = 5.96e-7 or λ = 596 nm
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