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Part 2. Double Slit Interference In the pictures on the last page, the rays are emitted in all directions from the slits, but

Part 2. Double Slit Interference 

In the pictures on the last page, the rays are emitted in all directions from the slits, but let's concentrate on the rays that are emitted in a direction 0 toward a distant screen (0 measured from the normal to the barrie. One of these rays has further to travel to reach the screen, and the path d difference is given by d sin e to screen 

a. Predict the brightness on the distant screen if the path difference is exactly one d sin e wavelength (or any integer number of wavelengths)? Explain your reasoning 

b. Predict the brightness if the path difference is N2, 3λ/2, or 5A/2, etc.? 

Which equation below tells you the angles (0) at which you will see bright spets and which one tells you the angles (0) for dark spots? 


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