First we need to find the Angle ,=sin-1(m/d)
Where m=1
Wavelength,=700 nm for red and 400 nm for violet
d=6500 lines /cm
So R=sin-1(700/6500)=6.18
V=sin-1(400/6500)=3.52
So the difference in angle is ,d=2.65
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