Calculate the angle for the fourth-order maximum of 480-nm wavelength light falling on double slits separated by 0.100 m

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Calculate the angle for the fourth-order maximum of 480-nm wavelength light falling on double slits separated by 0.100 m

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Calculate the angle for the fourth-order maximum of 480-nm wavelength light falling on double slits separated by 0.100 mm. 0.480° 0.01190 1.10° 0.275°

We have a lens and an object and we wish to form an image by placing the object to the left of the lens. What type of image do we get if we place the object a distance less than (<f) the focal length from the lens? We get a virtual image on the left side of the lens. We get a real image on the right side of the lens. We get a real image on the left side of the lens. We get no image at all. The light rays stay parallel to each other.
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