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A diffraction grating has 1.26xx10^(4) r...

A diffraction grating has `1.26xx10^(4)` rulings uniformly spaced over width w=25.4 mm. It is illuminated at normal incidence by blue light of wavelength 450 nm At what angles to the central axis do the second order maxima occur

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