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White light may be considred to have `lambda` from `4000 overset @A` to `7500 overset @A`.If an oil film has thickness `10^(-4)`cm, deduce the wavelength in the visible region for which the reflection along the normal direction will be
Weak Take`mu` of the oil as 1.4.

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  19. Show that Lenz's law obeys the law of conservation of energy.

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