Physics, asked by bahubaliram, 1 year ago

What will be the effect on the interference fringes,if red light is replaced by blue light?

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Answered by BrainlyWarrior
21
\textbf{Hey there}!!

\textbf{Answer}:

The wave length of the blue light is smaller than that of red light.

We Know,

β = \frac{Dλ}{d}

Therefore, when red light is replaced by blue light, the fringe width will decrease.

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Answered by UsmanSant
6

● The fringe width and interference will decrease if if the red light it is replaced by the blue light from the source.

● This is because blue light wavelength is lower and its intensity is is low when compared to red light.

● As the wavelength of the light is directly proportional to the fringe width of the wave.

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