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physics query

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I think it's B. The intensity or brightness of the fringe decreases with distance from the central maxima, i think. What does it say on the Mark Scheme?
 
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well it was A in ms and i was kind of confused whether A or B.....BUT the thing to notice or the trick was THAT FRINGE WIDTH Remains the same across the in interference pattern as opposed to diffraction pattern....see X axis of graph
 
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Hassam, the answer is A. In an interference pattern, the is a series of maxima and minima (bright and dark fringes). These fringes are equally spaced. The graph in A represents this. In an actual experiment, the graph would be similar to A, but the intensity will decrease as you move away from the central maxima.

Graph B - this is for single slit diffraction.
Graph C - normal SHM
Graph D- I have no idea.
 
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