Now suppose that the wavelength of light is 125 larger than

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Consider a Young's two-slit experiment in which the wavelength of light is 35% smaller than the distance between the slits.

A. How many complete dark fringes would be seen on a distant screen? (Assume for all these questions that the screen is as large as it needs to be.)

B. How many total interference maxima would be seen on a distant screen?

C. Now suppose that the wavelength of light is 125% larger than the slit separation. How many complete dark fringes would be seen on a distant screen?

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