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Monochromatic light of wavelength 位 = 620 nm from a distant source passes through a slit 0.450 mm wide. The diffraction pattern is observed on a screen 3.00 m from the slit. In terms of the intensity I0 at the peak of the central maximum, what is the intensity of the light at the screen the following distances from the center of the central maximum:

(a) 1.00 mm;

(b) 3.00 mm;

(c) 5.00 mm?

Short Answer

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  1. 0.822I0
  2. 0.113I0

c.0.0253I0

Step by step solution

01

Given.

wavelength A= 620 nm, distance from the screen D = 3 m, and width of the slit are d=0.450 mm. The intensity at the central maximum isl0

02

Concept.

Let x be the distance of a point with the intensity I from the central maximum. Then we can represent this intensity as.

I=I0(sin(d)sin()(d)sin()2

Now the relationship between x and D can be expressed in terms ofsin as

sin=xD

For a very small angle, we can write as . So the above equation becomes

=xD

03

calculate the intensity of the light.

When the distance from the central maximum is x =1 mm, by substituting the value of in terms of intensity, we get

I=I0(sin(d)sin()(d)sin()2I=I0(sin(0.45010-3)(110-3)62010-93(0.45010-3)(110-3)62010-932=I0sin0.7600.7602=0.8221l0

When the distance from the central maximum is x = 3 mm, by substituting this value in the above intensity equation, we get

I=I0(sin(0.45010-3)(110-3)62010-93(0.45010-3)(110-3)62010-932=I0sin2.272.272=0.1131l0

When the distance from the central maximum is x=5 mm, by substituting this value in the above intensity equation, we get

I=I0(sin(0.45010-3)(110-3)62010-93(0.45010-3)(110-3)62010-932=I0sin3.793.792=0.0253l0

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