(a.) Light of wavelength 5.5 × 10-7m falls on a single silt of width 0.15mm. A screen is placed 1.2m beyond the slit.
(i.) Name the phenomenon that occurs.
(ii) Sketch a graph showing the light pattern observed on the screen.
(iii.) Calculate the width of the central fringe.
(I). The phenomenon is diffraction.
(II).
(III).
Width of central fringe(Ym)Width\:of\:central\:fringe\left(Y_m\right)Widthofcentralfringe(Ym)
=Order of maximum(m)×Wavelength(λ)×distance from slit(L)Width of the slit(D)=\frac{Order\:of\:maximum\left(m\right)\times Wavelength\left(\lambda \right)\times distance\:from\:slit\left(L\right)}{Width\:of\:the\:slit\left(D\right)}=Widthoftheslit(D)Orderofmaximum(m)×Wavelength(λ)×distancefromslit(L)
=mλLD=\frac{m\lambda L}{D}=DmλL
=(1x5.5x10−7x1.2)(0.15x10−3)=\frac{\left(1x5.5x10^{-7}x1.2\right)}{\left(0.15x10^{-3}\right)}=(0.15x10−3)(1x5.5x10−7x1.2)
=4.4x10−3m=4.4x10^{-3}m=4.4x10−3m
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