Please verify my answer with solutions given or with a teacher for any errors or typos that may have crept in. I have assumed the student is acquainted with the basic principles, rules and formulas of wave optics.
a) we have for bright fringes,
where N is the number of slits, a is the space between adjacent
slits, lambda is the wavelength
The graph for Intensity vs angle is as follows

for three slits, there will be 3 maxima or bright points.
b) the maximum angle can be

and for very small angle

therefore
and number of fringes


for Maxima, number of bright fringes is 2[n] + 1, therefore for more than 1 bright spot, n>=1/2
therefore

therefore minimum value of a has to be a= 600nm
c) for minima,

N + 1/2 = 2 + 1/2 = 5/2
as previous again,

number of fringes

therefore for 1 complete dark spot, 2[n]-1, i.e. 0<n<1 {since [n] is the greatest integer function i.e. if n=0.2, [n]=1}

d) for N=100
for bright spot

for dark spot

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