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In Young's doulbe-slit experiment the separation between two coherent sources `S_(1)` and `S_(2)` is d and the distance between the source and screen is D. In the interference pattern, it is found that exactly in front of one slit, there occurs a minimum. Then the possible wavelengths used in the experiment are

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