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Young's double slit experiment is set up to measure an unknown frequency of light. The distance between the slits is .30 mm and the screen with the interference pattern is 4.2 m away. The distance between the central bright fringe and the next bright fringe is 6 mm. 33) If lower frequency light was used, what would happen to the spacing of the bright fringes?

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          Young's double slit experiment is set up to measure an unknown frequency of light. The distance between the slits is .30 mm and the screen with the interference pattern is 4.2 m away. The distance between the central bright fringe and the next bright fringe is 6 mm.
33)  If lower frequency light was used, what would happen to the spacing of the bright fringes?

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Young's double slit experiment is set up to measure an unknown frequency of light. The distance between the slits is .30 mm and the screen with the interference pattern is 4.2 m away. The distance between the central bright fringe and the next bright fringe is 6 mm. 33) If lower frequency light was used, what would happen to the spacing of the bright fringes?