what happens when in Young's double slit experiment monochromatic light is replaced by a white light.?
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white light consists of seven colours and when it will split into all its constituents and it will be difficult to solve it....whereas monochromatic light have same frequency same wavelenghth
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So if monochromatic light in Young's double-slit experiment is replaced by white light, then the waves of every wavelength form their separate interference patterns. ... Hence the waves of all colors reach a middle point R in the same phase. So the central fringe is white.
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