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The width of fringes ...... as the Young's double slit experiment moves from air to water

A

becomes infinite

B

decreases

C

increacses

D

does not change

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B

Width of slit `(2barX) prop lambda`, experiment done from air to water, wavelength of light decreases hence width of fringes also decreases.
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