In Young’s double slit experiment using a source of wavelength \(\lambda\) interference bands are observed on a screen. If the separation between the slits alone is halved in this experiment, then the angular separation \(\omega\) of the fringes on the screen becomes
\(2\omega\)
Angular fringe separation: \(\omega = \dfrac{\lambda}{d}\)
Slit separation is halved: \(d' = \dfrac{d}{2}\)
\(\omega' = \dfrac{\lambda}{d/2} = \dfrac{2\lambda}{d} = 2\omega\)
Hence, \(2\omega\).
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