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1 Contending Students Task – Dependence of Single Slit Pattern on Slit Width

2 A student shines red, coherent light on a small single slit
A student shines red, coherent light on a small single slit. The student will then increase the width of the opening. Three other students make a prediction about the experiment before it is conducted.

3 Student A: “The pattern will be unchanged
Student A: “The pattern will be unchanged. Student B: “The width of the pattern will increase.” Student C: “The width of the pattern will decrease.”

4 Answer the following on your own

5 With which student do you agree?
B C I don’t agree with any of them 1 2 3 4 5

6 Consult with your neighbors and answer again

7 With which student do you agree?
B C I don’t agree with any of them 1 2 3 4 5

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