When blue light (λ=500nm) is incident on a single slit, the central bright spot has a...
When blue light (λ=500nm) is incident on a single slit, the central bright spot has a width of 8.75 cm. If the screen is 3.55 m distant from the slit, calculate the slit width.
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When blue light (1 = 500 nm) is incident on a single slit, the central bright spot has a width of 8.37 cm. 1) If the screen is 3.15 m distant from the slit, calculate the slit width. (Express your answer to three significant figures.) lum Submit
First bright fringe First dark spot ITIN Central bright band < Kirst dark spot first bright fringe 1.) A single slit of width W = 0.11 mm is illuminated by light of wavelength, 2 = 620 nm (see figure). a) Calculate the angle (@) at which the ray in the figure is pointing. b) Calculate the size (width along the screen) of the central bright band if the screen is located 2.30 m away from the slit.
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