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Two rectangular pieces of plane glass are laid one upon the other on a table. A...

Two rectangular pieces of plane glass are laid one upon the other on a table. A thin strip of paper is placed between them at one edge, so that a very thin wedge of air is formed. The plates are illuminated at normal incidence by 542 nm light from a mercury-vapor lamp. Interference fringes are formed, with 12.0 fringes/centimeter .

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Find the angle of the wedge .

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In the given problem,

Angle of the air wedge between plane glass plates can be calculate using below formula.

  

genius_generous answered 2 years ago
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