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m is the order of the minima. If m < 0, its position, x, is negative....

m is the order of the minima.
If m < 0, its position, x, is negative.
If m > 0, its position, x, is positive.
Write the positions under the minima on table


Create a table for your data:

a. 1st column is the order (m) from most negative to most positive
b. 2nd column is the position (x) for the order (m)
c. 3rd column is the wavelength (λ) for the order (m)

m x (cm)
1 0.41
2 0.81
3 1.2
4 1.62
5 2.01
6 2.48
-1 -0.45
-2 -0.85
-3 -1.22
-4 -1.66
-5 -2.08
-6 -2.5

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Expert Solution

Note: the values for d and L are not given so I have assumed some values as an example. You can plug in your values for d and L.

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