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iTeachChem•2mo ago
Prasan

wave optics

for 1st part, it says it falls normally. does that means ki sin theta in dsintheta = d? agar yahi mtlb ha, then what is the question asking, im confused in that. jese when lambda = d/2, n comes out to be 2, so 2+1/2= 3/2 ye to match ni hua kisike
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iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•2mo ago
@Gyro Gearloose
iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•2mo ago
Note for OP
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Prasan
PrasanOP•2mo ago
@SchrodingerBilla bro can u help
SchrodingerBilla
SchrodingerBilla•2mo ago
maxima i think so 2n + 1 hote ?? .
Prasan
PrasanOP•2mo ago
n hote maxima
SchrodingerBilla
SchrodingerBilla•2mo ago
Central maxima??
Prasan
PrasanOP•2mo ago
Central maxima to centre pr hai Path difference = n*wavelength for maximas Optics kisi ka nahi hua kya abhi?
Real potato
Real potato•2mo ago
bhool gaya:kekw:
Prasan
PrasanOP•2mo ago
Are:kekw:
Monishrules
Monishrules•2mo ago
sir you forgor the concept 😭 the fact that light falls normally is the usual case of ydse the theta angle in the formula is for at which angle you are looking at the screen pls look at the diagram from a book
Prasan
PrasanOP•5w ago
Ohoo 'Normally' confuse krgya +solved @Monishrules
iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•5w ago
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