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dekho, you know if we have a narrow slit, theres going to be more diffraction? thats the same if we keep the slit width the same but just increase the wavelength of the wave. So, the larger the ratio of wavelength to slit width is, the larger the diffraction. Here, red has larger wavelength, so its going to be diffracted more.
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Han bhai, physics is just a piece of cake for Astar
Bd? I never took BDhttp://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_w12_qp_22.pdf
A star and asd u both solved this but i just wanted to ask one thing that in b part why do we take BD and not AC?
[i'm having a hunch that this is a pretty stupid question but wth
u do it.... in easy termstry to make it less complicated in easy terms here
OMG DUDE I MADE IT SO SIMPLE AND YOU'RE SAYING TO MAKE IT MORE SIMPLERtry to make it less complicated in easy terms here
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Well, past papers do help a lot. I guess just redo and DONT forget to read the book. Textbook is really helpful. Pastpapers alone do nothing.
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