Which of the following are true statements?
Group of answer choices
In a single-slit experiment, the narrower the slit, the wider the diffraction pattern it produces.
In an idealized double-slit experiment, the slit widths are considered much smaller than the slit-spacing.
Realistic double-slit diffraction patterns are modulated by the diffraction pattern of a single slit.
A diffraction grating produces narrow spectral lines because light passes straight through its many slits, with each slit contributing a beam that forms a bright fringe.