A red laser, shining on a double slit, creates the pattern shown in the figure below at the center of a screen placed 1.20 m on the opposite side of thedouble slit from the laser. If the laser wavelength is 632 nm, what is the distance between the two slits in the double slit? Note the units.x nmSubmit Answer24.0 mm-

Step 1: Given that Length (L) = 1.20m and the wavelength λ=632nm λ=632∗10−9m The expression for…

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