Two narrow horizontal parallel slits (a distance 0.16 mm apart) are illuminated by a beam of...
Two narrow horizontal parallel slits (a distance 0.16 mm apart) are illuminated by a beam of 505-nm light. The light strikes a screen 1 m behind the slits. How far from the central bright spot is the third bright fringe? (in cm)
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