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A wedge of angle `0.5^(@)` is illuminated with sodium light whose two lines corresponds to the wavelengths `5890Å` and `5896Å`. Find the distance from the apex at which the maxima due to the two wavelengths first coincide when observed in the reflected light. (the wedge contains air)

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