Physics, 08.04.2020 02:08 rederisbetter7637
In the virtual lab, calculations were made of the predicted diffraction angle, using the formula
θ ≈ StartFraction lambda over L EndFraction.
where θ is the diffraction angle in radians, λ is the wavelength, and L is the width of the gap in the barrier. Radians were then converted to obtain the diffraction angles in degrees. Now verify your calculations.
The predicted angle of diffraction with a 3 cm wavelength was degrees.
The predicted angle of diffraction with a 4 cm wavelength was degrees.
The predicted angle of diffraction with a 5 cm wavelength was degrees.
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