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List-I List-II
a) Fresnel's diffraction e) Bright band
b) Fraunhofer's diffraction f) Source and screen are at finite distance
c) In interference phase difference is even multiple of `pi` g) Dark band
d) In interference phase difference is odd multiple of `pi` h) Source and screen are at infinite distance

A

`A-F, B-H, C-E, D-G`

B

`A-E, B-G, C-F, D-H`

C

`A-H, B-F, C-E, D-G`

D

`A-F, B-H, C-G, D-E`

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To solve the problem of matching elements from List-I with List-II, we will analyze each item in List-I and find the corresponding item in List-II based on the principles of wave optics. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Fresnel's Diffraction (a)**: - Fresnel diffraction occurs when the source and the screen are at a finite distance from each other. - Therefore, we match **a) Fresnel's diffraction** with **f) Source and screen are at finite distance**. 2. **Fraunhofer's Diffraction (b)**: - Fraunhofer diffraction occurs when the source and the screen are at an infinite distance from each other. - Thus, we match **b) Fraunhofer's diffraction** with **h) Source and screen are at infinite distance**. 3. **In interference, phase difference is an even multiple of π (c)**: - An even multiple of π (like 0, 2π, 4π, etc.) corresponds to constructive interference, which results in bright bands. - Hence, we match **c) In interference phase difference is an even multiple of π** with **e) Bright band**. 4. **In interference, phase difference is an odd multiple of π (d)**: - An odd multiple of π (like π, 3π, 5π, etc.) corresponds to destructive interference, which results in dark bands. - Therefore, we match **d) In interference phase difference is an odd multiple of π** with **g) Dark band**. ### Final Matches: - a) Fresnel's diffraction → f) Source and screen are at finite distance - b) Fraunhofer's diffraction → h) Source and screen are at infinite distance - c) In interference phase difference is even multiple of π → e) Bright band - d) In interference phase difference is odd multiple of π → g) Dark band ### Summary of Matches: - a → f - b → h - c → e - d → g
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