Which ratio determines whether diffraction will occur or not?
a. wavelength to slit width
b. slit width to wavelength
c.frequency to wavelength
d.wavelength to frequency
The correct answer is....
(wavelength to slit width)
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Which ratio determines whether diffraction will occur or not? a. wavelength to slit width b. slit...
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