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find an expression for the linear width of central maxima in diffraction pattern obtained from single slit.​

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Answered by archanajhaasl
2

Answer:

The linear width of central maxima in a diffraction pattern obtained from a single slit is \frac{2D\lambda}{d}.

Explanation:

The linear width of central maxima in a diffraction pattern obtained from a single slit is given as,

\beta=\frac{2D\lambda}{d}           (1)

Where,

β=linear width of central maxima in single slit

D=distance of the slit from the screen

λ=wavelength of the light used in the diffraction pattern

d=distance between the slits

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Answered by sourasghotekar123
1

Answer:

In a Single slit diffraction pattern monochromatic light is passed through a single slit which has a central maximum and many smaller and dimmer maxima on either side.

Explanation:

The linear width of central maxima in a diffraction pattern by a single slit is given as,

β=2Dλ/d

Where,

β=linear width of central maxima in single slit

D=distance between slit and screen

λ=wavelength of the light used in the diffraction pattern

d=distance between the slits

#SPJ2

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