Physics, asked by riwanidaphirymbai, 9 months ago

why secondary Maxima are less intense than the central maximum

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Answered by Prakarsh01

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The intensity of light of a secondary maximum goes on decreasing with the order of the maximum. ... Hence, the intensity of secondary maxima becomes less as compared to central maximum.

Answered by gurleen2717

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The intensity of light of a secondary maximum goes on decreasing with the order of the maximum. ... Hence, the intensity of secondary maxima becomes less as compared to central maximum

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