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2021

Physics · Optics, Nature of Light and Optical Instruments

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Question

When white light is used in the double-slit experiment then ____.

Options
  • A

    Non-interference fringes observed

  • B

    Only the central bright fringe is observed

  • C

    Only red and white fringes are observed

  • D

    Central bright and few colored fringes are observed

Explanation

A bright central fringe is formed due to all the colors and as the dispersion becomes less few other colored fringes are also observed on both sides of the bright central fringe.

A bright central fringe is formed due to all the colors and as the dispersion becomes less few other colored fringes are also observed on both sides of the bright central fringe.

A bright central fringe is formed due to all the colors and as the dispersion becomes less few other colored fringes are also observed on both sides of the bright central fringe.

A bright central fringe is formed due to all the colors and as the dispersion becomes less few other colored fringes are also observed on both sides of the bright central fringe.

A bright central fringe is formed due to all the colors and as the dispersion becomes less few other colored fringes are also observed on both sides of the bright central fringe.

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