Q36.4 Coherent light passing through six (6) slits separated by a distance d produces a pattern of dark and bright areas on a distant screen. There will.

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Q36.4 Coherent light passing through six (6) slits separated by a distance d produces a pattern of dark and bright areas on a distant screen. There will be a dark area on the screen at a position where the path difference to the screen from adjacent slits is π/2. π/3. C. π/6. D. any of these. Answer: D (Any multiple of pi/N = pi/6)

A36.4 Coherent light passing through six (6) slits separated by a distance d produces a pattern of dark and bright areas on a distant screen. There will be a dark area on the screen at a position where the path difference to the screen from adjacent slits is π/2. π/3. C. π/6. D. any of these. A minimum occurs for phase difference that is a multiple of 2π/N

A. interference of x-rays scattered by different atoms in the crystal. Q36.5 In an x-ray diffraction experiment using a crystal, a pattern of bright spots is formed by A. interference of x-rays scattered by different atoms in the crystal. B. interference of x-rays emitted by different atoms in the crystal. C. interference of x-rays scattered by different parts of an individual atom in the crystal. D. interference of x-rays emitted by different parts of an individual atom in the crystal. Answer: A

A36.5 In an x-ray diffraction experiment using a crystal, a pattern of bright spots is formed by A. interference of x-rays scattered by different atoms in the crystal. B. interference of x-rays emitted by different atoms in the crystal. C. interference of x-rays scattered by different parts of an individual atom in the crystal. D. interference of x-rays emitted by different parts of an individual atom in the crystal.

C. Use a lens of smaller diameter. D. more than one of the above Q36.6 You use a telescope lens to form an image of two closely spaced, distant stars. Which of the following will increase the resolving power? A. Use a filter so that only the blue light from the stars enters the lens. B. Use a filter so that only the red light from the stars enters the lens. C. Use a lens of smaller diameter. D. more than one of the above Answer: A

A36.6 You use a telescope lens to form an image of two closely spaced, distant stars. Which of the following will increase the resolving power? A. Use a filter so that only the blue light from the stars enters the lens. B. Use a filter so that only the red light from the stars enters the lens. C. Use a lens of smaller diameter. D. more than one of the above Rayleigh criterion