A beam of 640-nm light is normally incident at a single slit in an otherwise opaque wall. The linear distance between th

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A beam of 640-nm light is normally incident at a single slit in an otherwise opaque wall. The linear distance between the m = 1 and m = 2 dark minima on the screen is 1.54 cm. The slit has width 0.00195 mm. What is the distance L from the slit to the screen? }154 cm 0.00195mm I-- L ISTED
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