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04-01-2023
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Conceptual Question 17.9
(Figure 1) shows the light intensity on a viewing screen behind a single silt of width a. The light's wavelength is λ.
Part A
Is λ a a of is if not possible to tell?
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Conceptual Question 179 Figure 1 shows the light intensity on a viewing screen behind a single silt of width a The lights wavelength is λ Part A Is λ a a of is class=

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