If the distance between two slits is 1.5 µm and the distance to a screen is 1.5 m, find the angular spacing between the first-order bright fringes for light of 632 nm and 659 nm wavelength.
Angular position of first order bright fringe is given by

where m = 1 for first order bright fringe


here for first wavelength i.e. 632 nm



Now for another wavelength i.e. 659 nm





Now angular seperation between them is given by

If the distance between two slits is 1.5 µm and the distance to a screen is...
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