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[" In Young's double slit experiment,white light is used.The separation between the slits is b.the "],[" screen is at a distance d(d>>b) from the slits.Some wavelengths are missing exactly in front of one "],[" slit.These wavelengths are "],[[" (1) "lambda=(b^(2))/(d)," (2) "lambda=(2b^(2))/(d)," (3) "lambda=(b^(2))/(3d)," (4) "lambda=(2b^(2))/(3d)]]

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