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in youngs double slit experiment why do the contrast of fringes increases when two interfering waves are of same amplitude?

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Answered by rishitasingh207

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In YDSE experiment, if interfering waves have different amplitude then the intensity of minima will increase that's why the difference between bright fringe & dark fringe will be less distinguishable and hence contract decreases.

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Answered by Anonymous

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In Young's Double Slit Experiment, if interfering waves have different amplitude then the intensity of minima will increase that's why the difference between bright fringe & dark fringe will be less distinguishable and hence contract decreases.

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