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- In diffraction pattern of monochromatic light the bright bands formed are
(A) of uniform intensity
(B) of non-uniform intensity
(C) of uniform width
(D) is of different colors​

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Answered by amitchoudharyjsr1
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Answer:

Answer is (A) of uniform intensity

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Answered by Tulsi4890
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In the diffraction pattern of monochromatic light, the bright bands formed are (B) of non-uniform intensity.

  • A diffraction pattern is formed of bright central maxima followed by alternate bright and dark fringes on either side of the central maxima.
  • The intensity of the fringes keeps on decreasing as we go away from the central bright i.e. dark fringes become less dark and bright fringes become less bright.
  • The width of the fringes also decreases successively.
  • If monochromatic light is used, all the bright fringes are of the same color.
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