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In Young's double slit experiment, the `10^(th)` maximum of wavelength `lambda_(1)` is at a distance `y_(1)` from its central maximum and the `5^(th)` maximum of wavelength `lambda_(2)` is at a distance `y_(2)` from its central maximum. The ratio `y_(1)//y_(2)` will be

A

`(2lambda_(1))/(lambda_(2))`

B

`(2lambda_(2))/(lambda_(1))`

C

`(lambda_(1))/(2lambda_(2))`

D

`(lambda_(2))/(2lambda_(1))`

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