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if a Michaelson interoferometer has a mirror velocity of 1 cm/s ; what will be the...

if a Michaelson interoferometer has a mirror velocity of 1 cm/s ; what will be the frequency at the transducer due to light leaving the source at 1710cm-1?

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Frequency = velocity * wavenumber

= 1cm/s * 1710cm-1

= 1710 s-1

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