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High School/JEE/NEET/IPhO Physics | 17-19 Yrs
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Movement of fringe pattern in YDSE
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Angular separation of Fringes
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No Intensity Points on a Wall
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Colour of a flower pot
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Illustration - 5
Fringe Intensity in YDSE Pattern
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Illustration - 6
Space Intensity of Microwave Sources
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Illustration - 7
Power Collection at Focus of a Convex Lens
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Illustration - 8
Interference in Light emerging out from a Prism
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Illustration - 9
Diffraction pattern on a Screen
Duration: 4.22 Min
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Illustration - 10
Interference of Light reflected by two Inclined Mirrors
Duration: 5.12 Min
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Illustration - 11
White Light on a thin soap film
Duration: 6.49 Min
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Illustration - 12
Interference of Direct and Reflected Light
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Illustration - 13
Dark Fringe in Interference of bichromatic Light
Duration: 3.51 Min
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Illustration - 14
Interference in Light Transmitted by Two Glass Plates
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Illustration - 15
Interference Pattern by Billet Split Lens
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Illustration - 16
Angular Position of a Minima in YDSE
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Illustration - 17
YDSE setup submerged in a Liquid
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Illustration - 18
Light beams falling on a Prism and Interfering
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Illustration - 19
Two simultaneous wavelengths in YDSE
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White Light in YDSE
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Illustration - 21
Number of Bright Spots on a Wire
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Illustration - 22
Interference by reflection from Two Plane Mirrors
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How can we say that there are only three dark circles in pattern?and why this pattern is not going upto infinity
8 years ago by L.m.rama krishna
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Because minima occurs when ?=(2N+1)Lambda/2..where N=0 1 2 ....but here max. ?= 3Lambda
7 years ago by
Irshad Ahmed Khan
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