Physics, asked by ntc13400, 8 months ago

Light of Wavelength 6000
angstrom falls normally on a
thin wedgeshaped film of
refractive index 1.35 forming
fringes that are 2mm apart. find
the angle of wedge film​

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Answered by narendraverma12300
16

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Answered by sarahssynergy
5

Given,

          Light of wavelength (λ) = 6000Α°

           Refractive index (μ)      = 1.35

           Fringe width (B)            = 2mm

To Find: The angle of wedge film?

Explanation:

as the fringe width is given by,

                                    B = (λ) / 2θμ    ⇒equation(1)

as we can find the angle of wedge then by equation(1),

                                    θ = (λ) / 2μB

                   (where, θ is angle of wedge)

on putting values into the formula,

                                    θ = (6000×10^{-10}) ÷ [2×1.35×(2×10^{-3})]

                                    θ = 1.11×10^{-4}    

Hence the angle of wedge is 1.11×10^{-4}          

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