dL = distance traveled by light from left slit
dR = distance traveled by light from right slit
x = path difference = dL - dR
m = 1
= wavelength = 550 nm
Path difference is given as
x = m
inserting the values
dL - dR = 1 x 550
dL - dR = 550 nm
the path difference between the two lights should be an integral multiple of wavelength
for first maxima n =1
hence the path difference = wavelength = 550nm
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