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4 years ago

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The distance between the 1st and 2nd maxima is 0.3 cm when the screen is located 2 m away. If d = 0.4 mm, a) what is the wavelen

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b) what is the size of central peak?

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Marrrta [24]4 years ago

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Answer:

a) The wavelength of light is 6×10^-7 m.

b) The size of the central peak is 6×10^-3 m.

Explanation:

let:

α be the distance between the 1st and 2nd maxima

d = 0.4 mm be the grating slit space

X be the distance to the screen

a) α = λ×X/d

λ = α×d/X

= (0.3×10^-2)×(0.4×10^-3)/(2)

= 6×10^-7 m

Therefore, the wavelength of light is 6×10^-7 m.

b) the size of the central peak is given by:

D = 2×λ×X/d

= 2×(6×10^-7)×(2)/(0.4×10^-3)

= 6×10^-3 m

Therefore, the size of the central peak is 6×10^-3 m.

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