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Here in this problem, we have to find out the intensity at different points.
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So first let's see that what is intensity? so the intensity is given as i equal i0, course square by d divided by lambda.
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L multiply by y now here i note is the maximum intensity lambda is the wavelength d is the spacing between the slits capital l is the distance between screen and slits and y is the distance between the first minimum and the central maximum now the distance between the first minimum and the central maximum is given as y equal to lambda l divided by d multiplied by m plus one divided by now as we know that the first minimum occurs at m equals 0 thus y is equal to lambda l divided by 2d now let's rewrite this for lambda so we get lambda is equal to 2 y d divided by capital l now here we substitute 3 millimeter for y 0 .0720 millimeter for d and 0 .800 meter for d for for l so we get lambda is equal to 2 multiply by 3 millimeter now we do one thing just we convert this into meter also so let's multiply it by 10 to the power minus 3 multiply by 0 .0720 millimeter we also convert this into meter so 10 to the power minus 3 meter divided by 0 .80 meter.
03:30
Now from above we get lambda is equal to 5 .4 multiply by 10 to the power minus 7 meter.
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Now comes to part a.
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So here we have to find out the intensity at y equal millimeter.
03:58
At y equal 2 millimeter the intensity at the point on the screen 2 millimeter from center of the central maximum is given by i equal i0 course square y d multiply by lambda l multiply by y now here we substitute 2 millimeter for y 5 .4 multiply by 10 to the power minus 7 meter for lambda, 0 .0720 millimeter for d and 0 .8080 meter for l and 0 .0600 watt per meter square for i node.
04:52
Therefore we get i equal to 0 .06 .2 watt per meter square for i note.
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X00 multiply by course square 3 .14 multiply by 0 .0720 multiply by 10 to the power minus 3.
05:21
Multiply by 2 multiply by 10 to the power minus 3...