8. Young's double-slit experiment, shown in Fig. L = 140 cm and d = 0.15 mm when irradiated with a coherent and monochromatic light source of 643 nm. Go into the double slit as shown in the picture. A bright band is formed at point P with distance y = 1.8 cm Find the phase difference of the two beams. choice P 18.9 rad 24.6 rad 38.0 rad Viewing screen 6.3 rad

8. Young's double-slit experiment, shown in Fig. L = 140 cm and d = 0.15 mm when irradiated with a coherent and monochromatic light source of 643 nm. Go into the double slit as shown in the picture. A bright band is formed at point P with distance y = 1.8 cm Find the phase difference of the two beams. choice P 18.9 rad 24.6 rad 38.0 rad Viewing screen 6.3 rad

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