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newton rings are observed with the plano convex lens in contact with a glass plate the radius of the first ring is 1 mm if the radius of the convex surface is 4m what is the wavelength of the light used ?​

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Answered by reena1985vish
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Answer:

Your answer is given below

Explanation:

There is a phase reversal by reflection at the flat plate.

Constructive interference in the reflected light requires

2t=(m+

2

1

The first bright ring has m = 0 and the 55th has m = 54, so at the edge of the lens

t=(m+

2

1

)

2

λ

=(54.5)

2

650×10

−9

m=17.7μm

Now from the geometry in textbook figure P37.59, we can find the distance t from the curved surface down to the flat plate by considering distances measured from the center of curvature:

R

2

−r

2

=R−t or R

2

−r

2

=R

2

−2Rt+t

2

Solving for R gives

R=

2t

r

2

+t

2

=

2(1.77×10

−5

m)

(5.00×10

−2

m)

2

+(1.77×10

−5

m)

2

=70.6 m

(b)

f

1

=(n−1)(

R

2

1

R

2

1

)=0.520(

1

−70.6m

1

) fo f=136 m

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