1.) Which of the following statements is NOT true about a double-slit interference pattern?
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The bright fringes are longer than the dark fringes. |
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Adjacent bright fringes have approximately equal brightness / intensity. |
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The dark fringes are equally-spaced. |
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The bright fringes are equally spaced. |
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If you compare the single-slit pattern and the double-lit pattern, which of the following is correct?
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There are more bright fringes in the double-slit pattern compared to the single-slit pattern. |
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There are more dark fringes in the single-slit pattern compared to the double-slit pattern. |
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The dark fringes in the double-slit pattern are equally spaced while the dark fringes in the single-slit pattern are not equally spaced. |
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The bright fringes in the double-slit pattern are equally spaced while the dark fringes in the single-slit pattern are not equally spaced. |
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In a diffraction experiment, monochromatic light from a laser is passed through a slit of width a. A diffraction pattern is formed on the screen placed at a distance x from the screen. Which of the following statements is true?
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The central bright fringe is twice as long as the other bright fringes. |
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The positions of dark fringes vary inversely with slit-screen separation. |
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The central bright fringe and the other bright fringes have the same brightness / intensity. |
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The positions of the dark fringes vary directly with the slit-width. |
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In a diffraction experiment, a laser of wavelength 670 nm is passed through a single slit of width 0.08 mm. On a screen very far from the slits, what is the maximum number of dark fringes formed?
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120 |
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238 |
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119 |
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239 |
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