What would be the wavelength

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Problem: A thin (130 nm) slide of glass (n=1.5) is floating atop water (n=1.33).

Part A: What would be the wavelength of the first order constructive interference?

Please provide steps to find the wavelength of the first order constructive interference.

Reference no: EM13697050

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