# If the width of an aperture is 0 (z)is 5mm (L)is 93cm determine the wavelength of light source used?

If the width of an aperture is 0.Imm and the distance from the central fringe to the first fringe (z)is 5mm and the distance between the aperture and the screen (L)is 93cm determine the wavelength of light source used ?
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Dayana Zuniga
MathJax(?): Can't find handler for document MathJax(?): Can't find handler for document This is basically a Single slit diffraction experiment.
d = width of the aperture or slit =0.1 mm=0.01 cm
L=distance between the aperture and the screen = 93cm
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The wavelength of light source used is 5376.3 Angstroms
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