In a single slit diffraction experiment first minimum for lambda 1 is equal to 660 nm coincides with first maximum for wavelength lambda to calculate lambda 2
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In a single slit diffraction experiment, position of minima is given by dsinθ=nλ
So for first minima of red sinθ=1×( d\λ R )
and as first maxima is midway between first and second minima, for wavelength λ
′
Its position will be
dsinθ = 2λ ′+2λ ⇒sinθ ′=2d3λ ′
According to given condition sinθ=sinθ
′
⇒λ ′= 2/3 λ λR so λ ′= 2/3×6600=440 nm=4400 A˚
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