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2.
In the experimental formula of Newton's ring experiment, if we increase
the value of radius of curvature of plano-convex lens, then the wavelength will
(C0-1. PO-2, BT-5)
Select one
a Remains unchanged
b. First increase and then decrease
increase​

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Answered by pande7495
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Answered by juhi67873
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Newton's ring experiment shows how the interference pattern is observed by the reflection of light between two surfaces , a spherical one ( plano convex lens ) and a adjecent touching flat surface .

The wavelength of the monochromatic light ( sodium ) in this experiment is given by the formula ,  

λ = \frac{D^{2}_{m+p} - D^{2}_{m}   }{4pR}

  • D^{} _{m+p} is the diameter of the (m+p)th dark ring
  • D_{m} is the diameter of m^{th} dark ring

From the equation it is clear that if the radius of curvature of plano convex lens is increased then the wavelength of the light will decrease eventually .

         

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