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The distance between the first and fifth minima of a single slit diffraction pattern is 0.35mmwith the screen 40cmaway from the slit, when light of wavelength role="math" localid="1663070418419" 550nmis used. (a) Find the slit width. (b) Calculate the angle role="math" localid="1663070538179" of the first diffraction minimum.

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(a) The slit width is 2.5mm.

(b) The angle of first diffraction minima is 2.210-4rad.

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01

Write the given data from the question

The difference between the first and fifth minima of a single slit is 0.35mm10-3m1mm=3.510-4m.

The screen distance from slit,D=40cm1m100cm=0.40m.

The wavelength,=550nm10-9m1nm=5.5010-7m

02

Determine the formulas for the slit width and angle of the first diffraction minima.

The expression for the minima in the diffraction pattern is given as follows.

asin=m (1)

Here, is the wavelength, mis the number of fringes in the envelope, androle="math" localid="1663072192166" is the angle of diffraction.

03

Calculate the slit width

Consider the following figure on the bases of the given data

Here, yis the distance to minima from central maxima.

The tangential angle is given by,

tan=yD

If the angle is very small then sintan, therefore,

sin=yD (2)

Recall the equation (1)

asin=msin=ma

Substitute for into equation (2),

ma=yDy=mDa (3)

Calculate the distance for first order minima,

Substitute 1for minto equation (3).

y1=1Day1=Da

Calculate the distance for fifth order minima,

Substitute mafor into role="math" localid="1663084231482" sinequation (3).

y2=5Day2=5Da

Calculate the difference between the distance of first and fifth-order minima.

y2-y1=5Da-Day2-y1=4Daa=4Dy2-y1

Substitute 0.35mmfor y2-y1, 40cmfor D, and 550nmfor into the above equation.

role="math" localid="1663085688444" a=45.5010-7m0.40m3.510-4ma=8.810-7m23.510-4ma=8.810-3m23.5ma=2.5110-3mm1m10-3mma=2.51m

Hence the slit width is 2.51mm.

04

Calculate the angle of the first diffraction minima.

The angle of diffraction is given by,

sin=ma

Substitute 1for m, 550nmfor , and 2.5mmfor a into the above equation.

role="math" localid="1663086611842" sin=15.5010-7m2.510-3m=sin-12.210-4=0.0126

Convert the angle from degree to radian as

=0.0126180=2.210-4rad

Hence the angle of the first diffraction minima is 2.210-4rad.

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