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Ilya [14]
3 years ago
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A student locates a double-slit assembly 1.40 m from a reflective screen. The slits are separated by 0.0572 mm. (a) Suppose the

student aims a beam of yellow light, with a wavelength of 589 nm, toward the slit assembly, and this makes an interference pattern on the screen. What distance (in cm) separates the zeroth-order and first-order bright fringes (a.k.a. maxima)?
Physics
1 answer:
astra-53 [7]3 years ago
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Complete Question

A student locates a double-slit assembly 1.40 m from a reflective screen. The slits are separated by 0.0572 mm.

(a) Suppose the student aims a beam of yellow light, with a wavelength of 589 nm, toward the slit assembly, and this makes an interference pattern on the screen. What distance (in cm) separates the zeroth-order and first-order bright fringes (a.k.a. maxima)?

(b)

Now suppose that blue light (with

λ = 415 nm)

is used instead. What distance (in cm) will now separate the second-order and fourth-order bright fringes?

Answer:

a

The distance of separation is  z_1 - z_o = 1.44cm

b

The distance of separation is  z_4 - z_2  =  2.031cm

Explanation:

From the question we are told that

     The distance from the screen is  D = 1.40m

      The slit separation is d = 0.0572 mm = 0.0572 *10^{-3} m

       The wavelength of the yellow light is  \lambda_y = 598nm

       

The distance of a fringe from the central maxima is mathematically represented as

       z_n  = n \frac{\lambda_y D}{d}

Where n is the order of the fringe so the distance of separation between  

   The distance that separates first order from zeroth order bright fringe can be evaluated as

            z_1 - z_o = (1 - 0 ) \frac{\lambda_y D}{d}

Substituting values

          z_1 - z_o = (1 - 0 ) \frac{590*10^{-9} 1.40}{0.0572 *10^{-3}}

          z_1 - z_o = 0.0144m

Converting to cm

            z_1 - z_o = 0.0144m =  0.0144*100 = 1.44cm

b

The  wavelength of blue light is  \lambda _b

       So the distance that separates second  order from fourth order bright fringe can be evaluated as

         z_4 - z_2 = (4 - 2 ) \frac{\lambda_y D}{d}

Substituting values

        z_4 - z_2 = (4 - 2 ) \frac{415*10^{-9} 1.40}{0.0572 *10^{-3}}

        z_4 - z_2 = 0.02031 \ m

Converting to cm

            z_4 - z_2 = 0.02031m =  0.02031*100 = 2.031cm

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