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Two coherent sources of wavelength `4.8xx10^(-7)m` m produce steady interference pattern. The path difference corresponding to 10th order maximum will be

A

`12xx10^(-6)m`

B

`4.8xx10^(-8)m`

C

`24xx10^(-7)m`

D

`4.8xx10^(-6)m`

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D
Path difference`=nlamda=4.8xx10^(-6)m`
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