A source produces first-order lines when incident normally on a 9800 slits/cm diffraction grating at angles θ1 = 28.8∘, θ2 = 36.7∘, θ3 = 38.6∘, and θ4 = 41.2∘.
Part A
What are the wavelengths?
Express your answers using three significant figures separated by commas.
A source produces first-order lines when incident normally on a 9800 slits/cm diffraction grating at angles...
A source produces first-order lines when incident normally on a 9000 slits/cm diffraction grating at angles θ1 = 28.8°, θ1 = 36.7°, θ1 = 38.6°, and θ1 = 41.2° Part A What are the wavelengths? Express your answers using three significant figures separated by commas.
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