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WO: Wave Optics
Introductory Physics
Algebra-Based

Multi, Double and Single Slit, Spectroscopy
Index of Refraction, Thin Film Interference

Multi, Double and Single Slit, Spectroscopy

Young’s Double Slit and Single Slit Experiments practice problem 

Below is an image of the fringe pattern produced by two identical slits and light of wavelength 𝜆 = 600 𝑛𝑚. The pattern is produced on a screen 1.0 𝑚 from the slits. Using the provided scale, determine the separation between the slits and the width of one individual slit. Explain your reasoning. 

  1. The separation between the two slits.

  2. Width of one individual slit. 

Index of Refraction, Thin Film Interference

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