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mario62 [17]
4 years ago
7

If Light is shone through the slits of a card onto a sheet of white paper describe what is seen.

Physics
1 answer:
SashulF [63]4 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Some bright and dark regions would be observed on the white sheet of paper because of the slits of the card.

Explanation:

A white surface is one that reflects all colors of light hitting it. If a colored light is used, the surface would reflect the exact color of the light. When a red light is shown on a white surface, it would reflect the color and looks red.

A ray of light is the path through which lighr travels and it can combine to form a beam. These rays always travels in a straight path during propagation. When light passes through a card with more than a slit (a hole or opening through with the rays of light can pass), constructive interference would occur, a bright and dark regions would be formed. The bright regions are produced due to interfernce of trough-to-trough and crest-to-crest, while the dark region is produced due to interference of trough-to- crest.

On the white sheet of paper, bright and dark regions would be observed because of the slits of the card.

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